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All versions of Safari, including shiny new 12, and macOS, including Mojave, appear vulnerable to exploits in old versions of Adobe Flash Player, because XProtect hasn’t been updated.
Sometimes you don’t know of a silent update until an app misbehaves or crashes. One day, the innocent-looking plist tucked away in a LaunchAgents folder could be malicious.
Adobe has released an updated version of its Flash Player, bringing it to version 28.0.0.161. This fixes a […]
Adobe has just released version 28.0.0.137 of its Flash Player. If you one of the dwindling few who […]
Adobe has released an update to bring its Flash Player to version 28.0.0.126. This is available now from […]
If your Mac has recently told you that Adobe Flash Player has been disabled, or if you have […]
Adobe has released an update to its Flash Player, bringing it to version 27.0.0.170. This fixes a bug […]
Adobe has released an update to bring its Flash Player to version 27.0.0.130. This update fixes a bug […]
Adobe has updated its Flash Player to version 26.0.0.151, which is now available from here. This update fixes […]
