Adobe Patches Vulnerability In Reader And Acrobat


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Adobe patches vulnerability in Reader and Acrobat

Over the weekend, Adobe released updates for its Reader and Acrobat products for Windows, Mac and Unix. The updates fix critical security vulnerabilities relating to Flash content which affect not only Flash Player, but can also be exploited to inject and execute malicious code through the vendor's PDF applications. A number of anti-virus software vendors report that attackers are already actively exploiting the vulnerabilities to infect Windows PCs with malware.

Users should update Adobe Reader to version 9.1.3 using the automatic update function. Users installing a new version of Reader should note that Adobe currently only has version 9.1 available as a download for Windows – users downloading this version should ensure that they then update to version 9.1.3.

Linux users can download version 9.1.3 directly and do not need to perform a further update. Adobe Acrobat users need to download a completely new version for Windows or Mac.

See also:

Adobe fixes numerous holes in Flash Player and AIR, a report from The H.

Zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player, Reader and Acrobat, a report from The H.

Heise security - http://www.h-online.com/security/Adobe-pat...t--/news/113910

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If you are having issues getting the patch for adobe flash ... you can download it from here: http://www.adobe.com/support/flash/downloads.html

Adobe Flash Player 10 Security Release Update for Flash CS4 Professional

07/30/2009 This download contains fixes for critical vulnerabilities identified in Security Bulletin APSB09-10 Flash Player update available to address security vulnerabilities. The update replaces the Debug and Release versions of Flash Player 10 browser plugins and standalone players that are included in the initial release of Flash CS4 Professional (player version 10.0.2.54). All users should apply this update. These new players are version 10.0.32.18.

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