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| 17 Feb 2010 | #1 |
| | Update: Adobe issues emergency PDF patches. Quote: As expected, Adobe today released an emergency update that patched a pair of critical vulnerabilities in its popular PDF viewing and editing software. Adobe ranked both bugs as critical. Last Thursday Adobe said it would issue a rush patch for Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat on Feb. 16; it made good on the promise today by addressing two flaws. One was identical to the cross-domain request vulnerability fixed last week in Flash Player, Adobe's ubiquitous media player, while the second was a vulnerability that attackers could exploit to install malware on a targeted machine. Update: Adobe issues emergency PDF patches |
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| 17 Feb 2010 | #2 |
| | Adobe I just had a bout with a nasty trojan. (TrojanFormatC-E). I was running MSE. I wonder if through Adobe Reader was how it got on my disk. It had took up residence in a directory That was associated with PDF's. |
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