Recently Patched Adobe Flash Versions Hit by Another Zero-day Exploit

Does Adobe Flash, the standard that animated the early Web, needs to Die?



Unfortunately, Yes.



Despite Adobe’s best efforts, Flash is not safe anymore for Internet security, as a recent zero-day Flash exploit has been identified.



Just Yesterday Adobe released its monthly patch update that addressed a total of 69 critical vulnerabilities in Reader, Acrobat, including 13 critical

Emergency patch released by Adobe for Adobe Flash Player

Adobe Flash player is urgently calling user for a software update. Through an explosive leak in flash player can offer a safe path to the cyber criminals to hack into any of the user’s operating system. The current emergency patch is available for users of the operating systems Windows, OS X and Linux.

Adobe has pointed in its security blog about a critical vulnerability in Flash Player. It is in all versions of Flash Player 12.0.0.43 to 11.2.202.335 for Windows and OS X and Linux hence all users are at risk using the software without updating.

Since the flaw allows hackers to take the control of the operating system remotely hence the users should update the flash player immediately with the emergency update released by the Adobe to close the gap.

Microsoft and Apple customers need to go for the Flash Player 12.0.0.44, users of Linux has to go for the patch 11.2.202.336. You can download it at the following link: