Apple today shipped another Mac OS X mega-update with fixes for at least 33 serious security problems affecting Mac OS X users.
The update includes patches for third party components like Adobe’s Flash Player plug-in, Clam AV, MySQL and PHP. A separate update was released for Snow Leopard to fix the issue where a vulnerable version of Flash Player was included with the new operating system. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
Apple today shipped another Mac OS X mega-update with fixes for at least 33 serious security problems affecting Mac OS X users.
The update includes patches for third party components like Adobe’s Flash Player plug-in, Clam AV, MySQL and PHP. A separate update was released for Snow Leopard to fix the issue where a vulnerable version of Flash Player was included with the new operating system. Read the full story [zdnet.com]
Two critical Adobe vulnerabilities have been fixed in Adobe After Effects and Adobe Media Encoder.
Overall, Adobe patched flaws tied to 42 CVEs as part of its regularly scheduled updates.
In addition, Google’s latest Chrome version implements 43 new security fixes.
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