Thursday, June 25, 2015

Adobe patches zero-day Flash Player flaw used in targeted attacks

Samsung sneakily disables Windows Update on some PCs.

Critical flaw in ESET products shows why spy groups are interested in antivirus programs.

InfoWorld Security Report
June 25, 2015

Adobe patches zero-day Flash Player flaw used in targeted attacks

The vulnerability has been exploited by a China-based cyberespionage group for several weeks, security firm FireEye says READ MORE

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Issue highlights

1. Samsung sneakily disables Windows Update on some PCs

2. Critical flaw in ESET products shows why spy groups are interested in antivirus programs

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Samsung sneakily disables Windows Update on some PCs

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