Zero-day PDF exploit affects Adobe Reader 11, earlier versions

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	Zero-day PDF exploit affects Adobe Reader 11 and earlier versions, researchers say Researchers from security firm FireEye claim that attackers are actively using a remote code execution exploit that works against the latest versions of Adobe Reader 9, 10 and 11. Read More WHITE PAPER: Service-now.com Drive More Value from Your IT Assets You can make your life simpler when you automate your entire IT Asset Management (ITAM) lifecycle and Software Asset Management (SAM) in one system of record. You'll also reduce costs, eliminate wasted resources, improve compliance, mitigate security risks, and drive standardization. Read Now! In this Issue Apple cuts MacBook Pro, Air prices as much as 15% If the PC dies, Windows 8 will be its killer, says analyst Give killer presentations: Think like a writer BlackBerry delivers, but the Z10 and Q10 face stiff competition Richi Jennings: Surface Pro availability: Sold out? Or not? Should you risk jailbreaking your iPhone? JR Raphael: 5 fresh Android apps worth adding to your arsenal Surface Pro flops in repairability test, says iFixit Microsoft sells out of 128GB Surface Pro RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: KnowBe4 How big is your 'phishing attack surface'? Many email addresses of your organization are exposed, allowing cybercriminals to launch spear-phishing attacks. The bigger the attack footprint, the higher your risk. Fill out the form and we'll email you the list of exposed addresses. Sign up for your FREE EEC now: Apple cuts MacBook Pro, Air prices as much as 15% Apple today dropped prices of its Retina-equipped 13-in. MacBook Pro by as much as $300, and lowered the price of its top-end MacBook Air by $100. Read More If the PC dies, Windows 8 will be its killer, says analyst In another illustration of the diminishing importance of the PC, a research firm today said that more than a third of surveyed consumers who once used personal computers to access content have switched to tablets and smartphones. Read More Give killer presentations: Think like a writer PowerPoint presentations are boring, but don't blame Microsoft. Instead, learn to communicate more effectively by thinking like a writer when you plan your speech. Read More BlackBerry delivers, but the Z10 and Q10 face stiff competition The newly rechristened BlackBerry delivered on its promise to breathe new life into an aging, iconic product line, but it still faces an uphill battle in a market dominated by Apple's iPhone and devices based on Google's Android operating system. Read More WEBCAST: VMware Disaster Recovery for Exchange Using VMware Learn how customers use VMware solutions to increase performance and maintain uptime. View Now! Richi Jennings: Surface Pro availability: Sold out? Or not? Surface Pro availability highly suspect. Sold out? Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is being accused of manipulating availability of its new Windows 8 tablet/PC hybrid. The company seems to be the latest playing the game of pretending to sell out of the latest shiny, in order to create buzz. But people are now wise to these shenanigans, it seems. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers are buzzkill. Read More Should you risk jailbreaking your iPhone? Chances are, if you don't know the dangers involved, you shouldn't jailbreak. Read More JR Raphael: 5 fresh Android apps worth adding to your arsenal These five Android apps stand out for their excellent design, innovative functionality, and outstanding user experience. Read More Surface Pro flops in repairability test, says iFixit Popular do-it-yourself website iFixit today gave Microsoft's Surface Pro tablet the lowest-possible repair score, just 1 out of a possible 10, after spending hours getting the device open. Read More Microsoft sells out of 128GB Surface Pro Microsoft started selling its Surface Pro tablet on Saturday, and quickly exhausted its supply of the 128GB configuration. Read More
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