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Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Critical Patches Released for Adobe Applications
Adobe has released patches that fix at least eight security holes in both its Acrobat and Adobe Reader programs. These flaws could be used by evil doers to take control of vulnerable systems. Versions 8.1.2 and earlier are affected. Adobe has rated these updates as “critical” indicating that the flaws could allow attackers to comptomise an unpatched system without the users knowledge. The Windows update may be found here.
Posted by Matthew Carrick at 9:49.10 AM EST | Permanent Link
| Categories: Best Practices, Security Alerts
| Categories: Best Practices, Security Alerts