Adobe patches Flash, Reader, and Photoshop CC
Just three flaws affecting three products.
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New look Chrome 69 gets an revamped password manager
Chrome 69 brings a updated password manager, HTTPS changes, and further demotes Flash Player.
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Exploit kits once again ride Flash Player flaws to attack Windows
The critical Flash Player flaw patched in February becomes a top tool for cybercriminals.
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Adobe kills a North Korean hacking group’s first zero-day
People of interest to North Korea should update or disable Flash Player.
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Patches out for critical flaws in Windows, Firefox, Flash and Acrobat
Microsoft patches dozens of dangerous bugs in its August update, many of them affecting its Edge JavaScript engine.
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Adobe to retire Flash Player in 2021
Adobe will officially stop supporting Flash Player by 2021, by which time all browser makers will block the plugin from loading.
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Microsoft's patches HoloLens AR headset from remote hack
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday has its first security update for the HoloLens headset.
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The week in security: Aussie security startups should “go for it”; CSO Perspectives roadshow underway
With the CSO Perspectives roadshow in full swing this month – with sessions still to come in Brisbane, Sydney, and Wellington – security practitioners across Australia were treated to insights from black-hat turned white-hat hacker Mark Loveless and concerns about problems such as the dangerous world of the Internet of Things (IoT).
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Microsoft plugs Word and Edge bugs, kicks off 2017 with just four bulletins
Microsoft has rolled out its first fixes for 2017, offering fixes across just three bulletins, as well as one bulletin for Adobe's Flash Player in Internet Explorer.
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Microsoft to disable Adobe Flash by default in Edge
After yet another Flash zero-day, Microsoft has unveiled plans to phase out the buggy software for good.
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Adobe plugs another Flash Player zero-day under attack
Adobe rolls out its fifth and likely final patch for a Flash Player zero-day in 2016.
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IE users should switch to Chrome or Edge, warns security firm
Old versions of Flash, Java, and Internet Explorer on Windows continue to create a soft underbelly for the enterprise, according to a new study by authentication firm Duo Security.
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Google outs Windows zero-day but shields Chrome first
Microsoft says Google disclosure puts customers at risk but the Redmond company hasn't said when it will release a patch.
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Adobe rushes out patch for Flash zero-day targeting Windows
Adobe has released an update for a previously unseen flaw in Flash Player that attackers are using to hack Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 systems.
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Flash Player to be off by default in Firefox in 2017
In a win for desktop security, Mozilla is taking one more step to reduce the web’s dependence on Adobe’s buggy Flash Player browser plugin.
