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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Microsoft paid out two huge bounties for the same bug in its June patch
The same bug that earned one researcher $50,000 from Microsoft also earned another researcher $100,000.
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Update now if you have Flash Player: Adobe has a patch for a zero day
As scheduled, but later than ideal, Adobe has released a fix for the latest bug in Flash Player that was exploited in the wild before it could release a patch.
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IE 11 finally gains key Chrome defence against SSL-stripping
Microsoft has added a security feature to Internet Explorer 11 to prevent so-called SSL-stripping attacks but it’s taking a lighter touch approach to enforcement than in Edge for Windows 10.
