#UPDATE ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 2014 FOR MAC#

That advisory credits Kaspersky Lab with reporting the vulnerability, and indeed Kaspersky published a blog post today detailing two new exploits that have been spotted in the wild attacking this vulnerability.

In its advisory about this vulnerability, Adobe said it is aware of reports that an exploit for the flaw (CVE-2014-0515) exists in the wild, and is being used to target Flash Player users on the Windows platform. Windows users who browse the Web with anything other than Internet Explorer will need to apply this patch twice, once with IE and again using the alternative browser (Firefox, Opera, e.g.). To avoid this, uncheck the pre-checked box before downloading, or grab your OS-specific Flash download from here. The most recent versions of Flash are available from the Adobe download center, but beware potentially unwanted add-ons, like McAfee Security Scan). If your version of Flash on Chrome (on either Windows, Mac or Linux) is not yet updated, you may just need to close and restart the browser. IE10/IE11 and Chrome should auto-update their versions of Flash. To see which version of Flash you have installed, check this link. 13.0.0.206 on Windows and Mac systems, and v.

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#UPDATE ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 2014 FOR MAC#

The exploits so far appear to target Microsoft Windows users, but updates also are available for Mac and Linux versions of Flash. has shipped an emergency security update to fix a critical flaw in its Flash Player software that is currently being exploited in active attacks.

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