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| About | Greg Lambert evaluates the risks to existing applications and environments in each months Patch Tuesday cycle. Browser updates are back for the Mays Patch Tuesday This months Patch Tuesday round-up includes 55 updates, three publicly reported vulnerabilities and possible public exploits for Adobe Reader. In other words, the update will require some testing before being deployed. Putilich / Getty Images With 55 updates, three publicly reported vulnerabilities a...

The flaw, tracked as CVE-2021-31207, is present in the same platform that was at the heart of a devastating supply chain attack earlier in the year, although it hasn’t yet been exploited by cyber criminals. It’s described as a security feature bypass flaw and was discovered as part of last month’s Pwn2Own contest. This has been fixed alongside two other zero-day vulnerabilities. These are an elevation of privilege flaw in .NET and Visual Studio, tagged CVE-2021-31204, and a remote code e...

May 2021 Patch Tuesday: Adobe fixes exploited Reader 0-day, Microsoft patches 55 holes May 12, 2021 On this May 2021 Patch Tuesday: Adobe has fixed a Reader flaw exploited in attacks in the wild, as well as delivered security updates for eleven other products, including Magento, Adobe InDesign, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Application, and others Microsoft has plugged 55 security holes, none actively exploited SAP has released 14 new and updated security patches Adobe upd...

Adobe has released a massive Security Update Patch on Tuesday that fixes vulnerabilities in 12 applications

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Published: May 12th, 2021 Fight hate on private messaging apps, how Zix is used for scams, a warning on QR codes and more. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Wednesday, May 12th. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com.   The government of Canada should do more to stop disinformation on private internet messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, Facebook Messenger and Snapchat. That’s the recommendation of the cybersecurity policy ex...

Fight hate on private messaging apps, how Zix is used for scams, a warning on QR codes and more. Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It’s Wednesday, May 12th. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. The government of Canada should do more to stop disinformation on private internet messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, Facebook Messenger and Snapchat. That’s the recommendation of the cybersecurity policy exchange at Toronto’s Ryerson ...

minute read Share this article: A patch for Adobe Acrobat, the world’s leading PDF reader, fixes a vulnerability under active attack affecting both Windows and macOS systems that could lead to arbitrary code execution. Adobe is warning customers of a critical zero-day bug actively exploited in the wild that affects its ubiquitous Adobe Acrobat PDF reader software. A patch is available, as part of the company’s Tuesday roundup of 43 fixes for 12 of its products, including Adob...

Plus: Grab your updates for Adobe, SAP, Android, Intel Share Copy Patch Tuesday Microsofts May Patch Tuesday brought a lighter-than-usual load of 55 fixes for 32 of the Windows giants applications and services, which is about half what was served up in April. The Redmond-based firms Office and Windows flagships house many of the identified vulnerabilities, alongside Internet Explorer, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Skype, and other software. Among the 55 CVEs identified by Microsoft...

Adobe Issues Patch for Acrobat Zero-Day The vulnerability is being exploited in limited attacks against Adobe Reader users on Windows. Adobe has released several patches, including one for Adobe Acrobat that is currently being exploited in the wild in limited attacks targeting Adobe Reader users on Windows, the company reports. The zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2021-28550, affects both Windows and macOS systems. In a security update published today, Adobe says exploitation of the flaw could le...