New Adobe Flash Attack -Fix is out

Gornot · 19 Sep 2010

I remember using Foxit for a while and found it annoying.
Nitro and PeaZIP were the last two major changes I made to my software configuration, and I have never been more satisfied

24c · 19 Sep 2010

It is always good to have options, will give'm a try.

Grimmjow · 19 Sep 2010

PDF XChange viewer is also a good piece of software

Hondajt · 19 Sep 2010

Isn't the reason we "know" about the security problems, is because Adobe tells us about them? How confident are you that your alternative programs don't have security issues, and you just don't know about them?

royal tyrant · 19 Sep 2010

Phone Man said:

Another attack on Flash has been announced by Adobe.

Adobe - Security Advisories: APSA10-03 - Security Advisory for Flash Player

May be fixed the week of Sept 27.
I have just stated using a FF addon call QuickJava which has buttons on the Status Bar to disable/enable flash and others on the go.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1237/

Jim

Thanks for that add-on link, Very handy Indeed

Layback Bear · 19 Sep 2010

Very good point Hondajt

Spidey1976 · 19 Sep 2010

Grimmjow said:

PDF XChange viewer is also a good piece of software

+1 to this as well - been using it for quite some time now / they offer 32 & 64 bit versions

madtownidiot · 19 Sep 2010

If it isn't Java compromising the security of windows, it's Adobe.. how many times in the past 5 years??? here's my answer:

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Grimmjow · 19 Sep 2010

madtownidiot said:

If it isn't Java compromising the security of windows, it's Adobe.. how many times in the past 5 years??? here's my answer:

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Excellent addons, using the same, plus noscript.

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