Substance3D - Painter — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 78

This page details security vulnerabilities associated with Adobe’s Substance 3D Painter application, categorized under software weakness types. It serves as a centralized repository for tracking known flaws within this specific digital painting and texture creation tool, which is widely used by 3D artists and game developers. The content collected here encompasses a broad spectrum of vulnerability classifications, including but not limited to buffer overflows, injection flaws, and permission bypasses. The data covers a comprehensive historical time range, capturing security issues reported over many years to provide both recent threat intelligence and long-term trend analysis. This extensive timeline allows stakeholders to understand how the product’s security posture has evolved since its initial release and subsequent acquisition by Adobe. Visitors to this page can track Adobe’s official advisory history to see how rapidly patches were released for critical issues. Users can also gain a deeper understanding of specific weakness classes by observing how they manifest in complex creative software architectures. Furthermore, the page enables users to look up Substance 3D Painter’s complete vulnerability history, helping them assess risk exposure, verify patch levels, and compare security incidents against industry benchmarks. This information supports informed decision-making for IT security teams managing deployment environments and for individual users seeking to maintain a secure workflow. By consolidating these disparate security records, the page offers a clear view of the application’s current threat landscape and historical context without overwhelming the reader with unstructured data.