Displaying items by tag: Adobe Flash

Keylogging malware known as Invisible Man masquerades as an update for Adobe's Flash and can steal banking details from Android mobile devices, security company Sophos reports.

Microsoft has decided to block Flash Player content by default in the next release of its Edge Browser. Why? Flash is an old, venerable and very vulnerable attack vector.

Microsoft will release a patch on 8 November to patch a hitherto unknown vulnerability in Windows which was disclosed by Google staffers on Monday.

The urgent advice out there today is to update Flash, because it is constantly being hacked, but you’re better off deleting it - while still enjoying all the Flash you want - and keeping your Mac and PC fully updated at all times.

Flexera Software, which acquired Secunia, has released its latest Vulnerability Update with IBM no longer topping the list but Microsoft leading it instead.

Security firm Trend Micro has identified yet another zero-day vulnerability affecting Adobe Flash, confirmed by Adobe and still unpatched: 1 billion PC users at risk!

After patching one of the Flash zero-day security flaws last week, Adobe has finally issued a patch for the second zero-day flaw that could let attackers take over your computer.

A new zero-day vulnerability targeting Flash-based ads seen when browsing with Internet Explorer and Firefox is actively being exploited by cybercriminals - what can you do?

GoToMeeting, by Citrix, is a major player in online collaboration and teleconferencing, offering sizeable savings in business travel costs. Yet, if GoToMeeting doesn’t match your budget perhaps Vyew may better fit the bill, starting at $0 for up to 10 concurrent participants.

Adobe has released security updates for Flash Player and AIR in response to the discovery of critical vulnerabilities that could be exploited to cause crashes or potentially allow an attacker to take control of the system. One of the vulnerabilities is being actively exploited.

One of the major problems encountered by WAN administrators is streaming video - more so when it is encrypted for DRM.  Blue Coat has the answer.