Another day, another Adobe Flash security vulnerability.
Adobe issued an emergency patch for Flash overnight to fix a security hole that’s already being actively used in the wild. CVE-2016-1010, which an attacker could use to execute code on your machine, is being used in “targeted attacks,” according to Adobe.
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We’re back in New York this November for the 4th edition of our growth-focused technology event.
The good news is there’s an update that you can get already – or you might already have it, if you turned on automatic updates.
The bad news? Well, it actually affects more than just Flash, extending to Adobe AIR, AIR for Android, Flash Player for Linux and a number of other clients.
Given the attack is already being used, it’s worth heading to Adobe’s site and making sure you have the latest of everything listed there or just uninstalling Flash altogether.
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