Magento store security is not something to take lightly. Adobe frequently releases security patches to resolve vulnerabilities and enhance the overall safety of your store. One such critical update is the APSB23-35 patch, addressing serious security concerns in Magento 2.




Step 1: Backup Your Store
Create a full backup of your Magento files, database, and media.
This ensures you can restore your store if anything goes wrong during patching.

Step 2: Download & Upload the Patch
Get the correct patch file from Adobe’s official APSB23-35 page.
Upload it to the root directory of your Magento installation via FTP or SSH.

Step 3: Apply the Patch via SSH
Access your server through SSH and navigate to your Magento root folder.
Run the patch using the bash or patch command, depending on the file type.

Step 4: Clear Cache & Recompile
Run Magento cache clean/flush commands to refresh your store.
If in production mode, also recompile and deploy static content.

Step 5: Verify Installation & Test
Check if the patch changes are applied by inspecting modified files or logs.
Test your store to ensure everything works smoothly post-installation.


What Is Magento 2 Patch APSB23-35?
Adobe Security Bulletin APSB23-35 resolves multiple vulnerabilities in Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. These include critical issues like arbitrary code execution, cross-site scripting (XSS), and improper input validation—all of which could potentially compromise store data or customer information.


Keeping your Magento store secure is a continuous responsibility. Applying patch APSB23-35 is a proactive step to prevent future threats and maintain customer trust.

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