Magento Open Source 2.4.6-p15 was released on May 12, 2026. Its end of support is Aug 11, 2026. Its current support status is end of support.

Release date: May 12, 2026
End of support: Aug 11, 2026
Status: end of support
Distribution: Magento Open Source

System requirements

Runtime

PHP 8.1, 8.2
Composer 2.2.26+

Database

MariaDB 10.11
AWS Aurora MySQL 8.0

Search

OpenSearch 2.19, 3
AWS OpenSearch 3.1

Cache

Valkey 8.1
Varnish 8
AWS ElastiCache redis-7.1

Queue

RabbitMQ 4.3
ActiveMQ 2
AWS MQ 3.13

Web server & storage

nginx 1.30
AWS S3 supported

Security end of support

No known open bulletins for this release.

Applicable security patches

APSB25-88 critical CVE-2025-54236 inherited from 2.4.6-p12

Improper input validation in the Web API's service input processor (CVE-2025-54236), publicly known as SessionReaper. An unauthenticated attacker can hijack customer sessions through the REST API and, depending on configuration, reach remote code execution. Adobe shipped the out-of-band hotfix VULN-32437 before the regular patch release; it was the first emergency patch since CosmicSting.
APSB25-71 critical CVE-2025-49557 inherited from 2.4.6-p12

Improper access control (CVE-2025-49557) and related flaws that let an attacker bypass security features and reach functionality that should require authorization. Shipped with the regular August 2025 patch set for the 2.4.4 to 2.4.8 lines.
APSB25-50 critical CVE-2025-47110 inherited from 2.4.6-p11

Stored cross-site scripting in the admin panel (CVE-2025-47110) that can be chained into arbitrary code execution when an administrator views the injected content. Fixed in the June 2025 patch set, including 2.4.8-p1.
APSB25-26 critical CVE-2025-27189 inherited from 2.4.6-p10

Improper authorization (CVE-2025-27189) allowing a security feature bypass, published alongside the 2.4.8 general availability release. Older lines receive the fix through their April 2025 patch versions.
APSB25-08 critical CVE-2025-24434 inherited from 2.4.6-p9

Improper authorization (CVE-2025-24434) that lets a low-privileged actor escalate privileges; Adobe rated it critical because exploitation does not require user interaction. Fixed in the February 2025 patch set.
APSB24-73 critical CVE-2024-45115 inherited from 2.4.6-p8

Improper authentication (CVE-2024-45115) that allows privilege escalation without prior authentication. Part of the October 2024 patch set that followed the CosmicSting exploitation wave.
APSB24-61 critical CVE-2024-39397 inherited from 2.4.6-p7

Unrestricted upload of a file with a dangerous type (CVE-2024-39397) allowing arbitrary code execution by an unauthenticated attacker; Adobe notes the exploit requires the Apache web server. Fixed in the August 2024 patch set.
APSB24-40 critical CVE-2024-34102 inherited from 2.4.6-p6

XML external entity injection in the REST API (CVE-2024-34102), publicly known as CosmicSting. An unauthenticated attacker can read arbitrary files such as env.php and, chained with the glibc iconv bug CVE-2024-2961, execute code. Mass exploitation followed within weeks; Adobe also released an isolated patch for stores that could not upgrade.
APSB24-18 critical CVE-2024-20758, CVE-2024-20759 inherited from 2.4.6-p5

Improper input validation (CVE-2024-20758) enabling arbitrary code execution by an authenticated administrator, plus stored cross-site scripting (CVE-2024-20759). Published with the 2.4.7 general availability release and the April 2024 patch set.

Quality patches

318 Adobe Quality Patches Tool patches apply to Magento Open Source 2.4.6-p15. Browse and search them.

Previous and next releases

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