Hundreds of thousand websites host vulnerable Adobe Flash files which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct convincing phishing and XSS attacks. In most cases, cookie hijacking is possible.
Unsuspecting users can be redirected from trustworthy SSL and non-SSL sites to malware, adware and spyware sites. Read the full story [xssed.com]
Hundreds of thousand websites host vulnerable Adobe Flash files which can be exploited by malicious people to conduct convincing phishing and XSS attacks. In most cases, cookie hijacking is possible.
Unsuspecting users can be redirected from trustworthy SSL and non-SSL sites to malware, adware and spyware sites. Read the full story [xssed.com]
The NSA released new guidance providing system administrators with the tools to update outdated TLS protocols.
Adobe fixed three critical-severity flaws in Adobe Prelude, Adobe Experience Manager and Adobe Lightroom.
The critical-severity Adobe Acrobat and Reader vulnerabilities could enable arbitrary code execution and are part of a 14-CVE patch update.
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