A new security update from Adobe plugs at least 23 security holes in its PDF Reader and Acrobat software, including two vulnerabilities that attackers are actively exploiting to break into computers.
Adobe is urging Reader and Acrobat users of versions 9.3.4 and earlier for Windows , Mac and UNIX systems to upgrade to version 9.4 (Adobe says those who can’t upgrade to the 9.x version should instead apply the version 8.2.5 update).
Adobe says one of the 23 flaws fixed by this new version is being actively exploited. A second zero-day flaw corrected by today’s update — a critical vulnerability in Adobe Flash player that the company fixed in a separate update last month for the stand-alone Flash player — also exists in Adobe Acrobat and Reader, although Adobe says it is not aware of any attacks exploiting this flaw in those products yet.
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Adobe has scheduled an update for their popular pdf readers Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat on November 15 to fix an actively exploited vulnerability. |
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To do this, you will need to use Adobe's tools, such as Acrobat Pro for creating the PDF and embedding the video, and then using Adobe Reader to read the |
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"Java is ubiquitous, and, as was once true with browsers and document readers like Adobe Acrobat, people don't think to update it. On top of that,
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Adobe Set to Patch Critical Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities - SH: but will you update your readers in the ICS system?
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