Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss all of the news and
criticism concerning Adobe this week, including their release of a silent
updater and the company becoming a top target for attackers.
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Adobe is set to publish security updates in various versions of its Acrobat and Reader software packages along with Microsoft in the May edition of Patch Tuesday.
Adobe published its monthly security bulletins today, pushing out updates that address issues in the company’s ColdFusion platform as well as its Flash and Shockwave Players.The first bulletin provides a hotfix for Adobe’s ColdFusion platform, resolving anonymously reported flaws that could allow attackers to impersonate authenticated users or gain unauthorized access to the ColdFusion administrator console in versions 10, 9.0.2, 9.0.1, and 9.0 for Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX.
Adobe on Tuesday fixed four critical vulnerabilities in its Flash software, all of which could be used by attackers to execute code on vulnerable machines.
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