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Adobes Flash-Player ist von einer kritischen Sicherheitslücke betroffen. Auch ein aktuelles Update löst das Problem nicht. Sicherheitsexperten empfehlen, vorerst auf die Nutzung des Players zu verzichten. 
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Adobe hat außer der Reihe ein Sicherheits-Update für den Flash Player bereit gestellt. Es beseitigt jedoch nur eine von zwei bereits ausgenutzten Schwachstellen. Bis dahin lautet die Empfehlung vieler Sicherheitsexperten: Windows-Nutzer sollten den Flash Player deinstallieren oder zumindest im Browser deaktivieren. Video-Portale wie Youtube liefern Inhalte inzwischen auch per HTML 5 aus, der Flash Player wird dafür nicht mehr benötigt. Wie Kafeine in einem kurzen Test unter Windows 8.1 (32 Bit) festgestellt hat, scheint Microsofts Anti-Exploit-Tool EMET 5.1 die Ausnutzung der Flash-Lücken durch Angler im Internet Explorer zu verhindern.
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Adobe hat außer der Reihe ein Sicherheits-Update für den Flash Player bereit gestellt. Es beseitigt jedoch nur eine von zwei bereits ausgenutzten Schwachstellen. Bis dahin lautet die Empfehlung vieler Sicherheitsexperten: Windows-Nutzer sollten den Flash Player deinstallieren oder zumindest im Browser deaktivieren. Video-Portale wie Youtube liefern Inhalte inzwischen auch per HTML 5 aus, der Flash Player wird dafür nicht mehr benötigt. Wie Kafeine in einem kurzen Test unter Windows 8.1 (32 Bit) festgestellt hat, scheint Microsofts Anti-Exploit-Tool EMET 5.1 die Ausnutzung der Flash-Lücken durch Angler im Internet Explorer zu verhindern.
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Adobe patches nine vulnerabilities -- four of which are considered "critical" -- in order to protect against hackers who could exploit the bug to take control of an affected system.
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Adobe patches nine vulnerabilities -- four of which are considered "critical" -- in order to protect against hackers who could exploit the bug to take control of an affected system.
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There's no time to waste.
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Patch Tuesday has been and gone, which means that if you're responsible for the security of the computers in your office - or the ones you use at home - it's time to update your systems once again.
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Bad news folks. Adobe has been hacked.
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Separately, Adobe has announced that it is releasing critical security patches for Adobe Reader and Acrobat next week.
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- http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet?q=Adobe
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As expected Microsoft released seven important and two critical fixes for Windows, Internet Explorer and other Microsoft products. Adobe followed suite releasing fixes for ColdFusion, Flash and Sho...
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===> Update asap!!! <===
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Two critical security vulnerabilities, being actively exploited by online criminals, have been discovered in Adobe Flash.
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Two critical security vulnerabilities, being actively exploited by online criminals, have been discovered in Adobe Flash.
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Update asap!!! ===> Crooks are reportedly using a new Flash vulnerability called CVE-2015-0310. Check ===> https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorialsit-securitypart-1-browsers/ <===
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Update asap!!! ===> Crooks are reportedly using a new Flash vulnerability called CVE-2015-0310. Check ===> https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorialsit-securitypart-1-browsers/ <===
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A critical security vulnerability has been found in Adobe Reader Mobile, the version of the popular PDF Reader developed for the Android operating system, which [...] A critical security vulnerability has been found in Adobe Reader Mobile, the version of the popular PDF Reader developed for the Android operating system, which could lead to remote hackers compromising documents stored on your Android device and its SD memory card. If you were feeling smug that you had managed to avoid the Heartbleed flaw affecting up to 50 million Android users because you’re not running Android 4.1.1 of Jellybean, then perhaps you should wipe that smile off your face.
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A critical security vulnerability has been found in Adobe Reader Mobile, the version of the popular PDF Reader developed for the Android operating system, which could lead to remote hackers compromising documents stored on your Android device and its SD memory card. If you were feeling smug that you had managed to avoid the Heartbleed flaw affecting up to 50 million Android users because you’re not running Android 4.1.1 of Jellybean, then perhaps you should wipe that smile off your face. .
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Adobe originally estimated that the breach affected around 2.9 million users. As it turns out the number is actually 38 million, with the information taken including Adobe IDs, encrypted passwords,...
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Unfortunately, the attack on Adobe also compromised customer names, encrypted credit or debit card numbers, expiration dates, and other information relating to customer orders.
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Brad Arkin, senior director of security for Adobe products and services, explained in a blog post that the attack concerns both customer information and illegal access to source codes for "numerous Adobe products." Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet?q=Adobe
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Die meisten Schadprogramme nutzen bekannte Lücken in populärer Software aus. Dabei handelt es sich sogar nur um ganz wenige Tools, die einen Großteil der insgesamt bekannten Sicherheitslücken auf sich versammeln.
Hält man diese wenigen Programme immer auf dem aktuellen Stand, dann ist der eigene Windows-Rechner bereits relativ sicher. Mit wenig Aufwand erreicht man also viel Sicherheit.
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Adobes Flash-Player ist von einer kritischen Sicherheitslücke betroffen. Auch ein aktuelles Update löst das Problem nicht. Sicherheitsexperten empfehlen, vorerst auf die Nutzung des Players zu verzichten.