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Adobe announced it plans to release an update for its popular Flash Player this week to resolve a number of "critical" vulnerabilities.The software company also expects to issue an update for Adobe AIR 1.5.2 and earlier versions, according to a bulletin. Flash versions 10.0.32.18 and earlier are affected.The updates are due to arrive tomorrow, coinciding with the distribution of Microsoft's monthly fixes.Meanwhile, Adobe is investigating a possible flaw in Illustrator CS4, a computer drawing tool, security program manager David Lenoe said on the Product Security Incident Response Team blog. The bug can be exploited if a victim is persuaded into opening a malicious .EPS file in Illustrator."We are currently investigating this issue and will have an update once we have more information," he said.See original article on scmagazineus.com
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