Today was a busy day for Adobe… I’m almost getting used to this from them.
“Today, we released the following Security Bulletins:
- APSB11-09 – Security update available for RoboHelp (Important Severity)
- APSB11-10 – Security update available for Audition (Critical Severity)
- APSB11-11 – Security update available for Flash Media Sever (FMS) (Critical Severity)
- APSB11-12 – Security update available for Flash Player (Critical Severity)
Customers of the affected products should consult the relevant Security Bulletin(s) and apply updates as recommended.”
For a long time I was advocating shutting off the service “Adobe update” from the startup in the Windows folder. Due to the FACT Adobe has assumed the role of the most insecure software on the market, I have turned it all back on for my machines, and my clients.
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