Photoshop 22.5.5: what's new/fixed? [LOCKED]

[ivank11134774]

Subject. It appeared for download via CC and mentioned on some Adobe web pages but I cannot find description for this release. Thanks.

[jane-e]

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@ivank11134774 wrote:

Thanks. As for security fixes, I do not want of a sudden to find myself unable to open old TIFF files, as happened with security updates in 22.5.2. Hence the question: what was done in 22.5.5 and I consider the question legitime.

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I agree that your question has not been answered, but I see that it had been marked "Correct" by someone. If you didn't mark it, we can unmark it for you. Please let us know, Ivan.

Jane

[ivank11134774]

Thanks, I do not know who marked it as answered correctly, and why. That was not me. Please, unmark. Thank you.

[Ged_Traynor]

@ivank11134774 I don't know who marked my answer as correct but I'll unmark it

Edit: someone got there before me

[davescm]

"I do not know who marked it as answered correctly, and why. That was not me. Please, unmark. Thank you."

Done

Dave

[jane-e]

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@ivank11134774 wrote:

With this thread I expressed a hope that somebody from Adobe updates this infoemation timely and dutifuly...

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I'll tag Senior Product Manager @J453 to chime in.

Jane

[J453]

I'm digging it up. Looks like there was one security fix. I will update with the specifics when I have it.

Usually security fixes are here: https://helpx.adobe.com/security.html/security/security-bulletin.ug.html

and here: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/fixed-issues-history.html 

I'll get both updated.

[davescm]

Excellent - thanks Jeffrey.

Dave

[ivank11134774]

Thank you.

[J453 · Accepted solution]

A bit more insight. The official bulletin will be updated/released on Feb 8th. The gist of the security issue was that opening a PDF that contained 3D content could be used as an exploit. That issue was patched in 22.5.5 and 23.1.1. I'll try and post the the link once it's live.

[jane-e]

Wow, thank you!

Jane

[ivank11134774]

Thanks, Dave, would you be so kind as to lock it? The correct answer was provided in another thread.

[jane-e]

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@ivank11134774 wrote:

Thanks, Dave, would you be so kind as to lock it? The correct answer was provided in another thread.

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Someone has already locked it, Ivan. I don't think it was @davescm though because when he locks a thread, he always says he did it in the comments. I added the word "Locked" to your subject.

It appears that someone also merged your two threads together as well.

@J453  (staff) will still be able to update the thread when the link on the security issue is live, btw.

Jane

[davescm]

No, I didn't lock it. In fact I wouldn't lock such a thread. No rules have been broken and leaving it open allows others to comment or add related questions.

Dave

[jane-e]

Thank you for looking into this, Jeffrey. Those pages are good ones to bookmark!

Jane