Abobe out of band patch announcement (APSB14-07)
Adobe has released security advisory APSB14-07 which is an update for Adobe Flash Player versions 12.0.0.44 and prior. It impacts both Windows and Mac versions, and those on Linux prior to 11.2.202.336.
It addresses CVE-2014-0502 which is being exploited in the wild, and Adobe say you should update asap!
Details are available on the Adobe site.
Steve Hall
ISC Handler
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Microsoft release FixIt for IE9/IE10 Zero Day
Microsoft has published a TechNet article detailing the availability of a "FixIt" for the current IE9/IE10 zero day which has been doing the rounds. Corporate users will presumably have to wait until the availability of the patch which Microsoft say will be released during the monthly patching cycle.
Microsoft released Advisory 2934088 : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/advisory/2934088
They have released a FixIt, another shim fix, that is available for download : https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2934088
Thanks to one of our regulars, and Swa for the overnight heads-up.
Steve Hall
ISC Handler
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