November 13, 2009
Researcher finds "frighteningly bad" Adobe Flash flaw
Researcher finds "frighteningly bad" Adobe Flash flaw
SC Magazine, By Greg Masters
A researcher has discovered a new hacker point of entry in Adobe Flash, but the software company's product security director dismissed the research as "not news."
The flaw allows attackers to infect any website which permits visitors to upload content, including such popular sites as Google's Gmail.
Researcher finds "frighteningly bad" Adobe Flash flaw
KasperskyResearcher finds "frighteningly bad" Adobe Flash flaw
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