Borrowing a few pages from Microsoft’s playbook, Adobe today announced plans for a quarterly Patch Day for its Reader/Acrobat product lines and new initiatives to beef up its code hardening and security response processes.
Starting this summer, Adobe Reader and Acrobat security patches will be released on a quarterly schedule and will be timed to coincide with Microsoft’s second-Tuesday-of-the month bulletin releases. Read the full story [zdnet.com]. Also see Adobe’s announcement [adobe.com]
Borrowing a few pages from Microsoft’s playbook, Adobe today announced plans for a quarterly Patch Day for its Reader/Acrobat product lines and new initiatives to beef up its code hardening and security response processes.
Starting this summer, Adobe Reader and Acrobat security patches will be released on a quarterly schedule and will be timed to coincide with Microsoft’s second-Tuesday-of-the month bulletin releases. Read the full story [zdnet.com]. Also see Adobe’s announcement [adobe.com]
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.
The Feds have published a Top 25 exploits list, rife with big names like BlueKeep, Zerologon and other notorious security vulnerabilities.
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