A Security Bulletin was posted today providing a solution to an important security issue in ColdFusion.
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A Security Bulletin was posted today addressing critical security issues in Adobe Shockwave Player.
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Today a Security Bulletin has been posted in regards to the January 12, 2010 quarterly security update for Adobe Reader and Acrobat. The update addresses critical security issues in the products, including a patch to resolve CVE-2009-4324 previously discussed in the Adobe PSIRT blog on December 15, 2009 ("Security Advisory APSA09-07 update"). Adobe recommends that users apply the updates for their product installations. Please note that support has ended for Adobe Reader 7.x and Acrobat 7.x for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX, and Adobe Reader 8.x for UNIX.
For more information on other security enhancements included in this update, please refer to the Adobe Reader blog.
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Microsoft Windows XP redistributes an earlier version of Adobe Flash Player (version 6) that is no longer supported. Adobe discontinued support for Adobe Flash Player 6 in 2006. As always, Adobe recommends that users follow security best practices by updating to the latest, most secure version of Adobe Flash Player (currently version 10.0.42.34), which is available for download from the Adobe Flash Player Download Center. (See also Microsoft Security Advisory 979267 on this topic.)
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A Security Bulletin has been posted in regards to the Adobe Illustrator issue last discussed in the Adobe PSIRT blog on December 7, 2009 ("Security Advisory for Adobe Illustrator CS4 and Adobe Illustrator CS3", CVE-2009-4195). Adobe recommends Adobe Illustrator CS4 and Adobe Illustrator CS3 customers update their installations in line with security best practices.
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