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Postřehy z bezpečnosti: zatčení šestnácti kyberzločinců ve Španělsku Postřehy z bezpečnosti: zatčení šestnácti kyberzločinců ve Španělsku Autor: Depositphotos V dnešním díle postřehů se podíváme na starý známý malware Trickbot, na nové i opravené zranitelnosti nultého dne, na zatýkání kyberzločinců a na ostatní zajímavosti ze světa výpočetní techniky. Malware Trickbot se vrací Kriminální skupina za Trickbotem se snaží obnovit svou út...

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iTWire Adobe completes Australian IRAP Assessment for Adobe Sign Shares Company News: Adobe today announced it completed its assessment with the Australian Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) for Adobe Sign, the market-leading e-signature solution in Adobe Document Cloud.  With cyber and information security being a top national priority, IRAP was established by the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) initiative with an aim to provide high-quality information and communications technology (ICT) security assessment services to government and industries. The I...

View Comments Q: Usually when I click on a PDF file to view it, either from an email or from my hard drive, my Adobe Acrobat DC Reader opens to show me the file and that's it. But lately Acrobat is also displaying the following message when this happens: "Acrobat has encountered a problem. Some features may not work as expected." I am able to close the message after it appears by clicking on "OK" and I can read the file without problem after that, but the message keeps popping up. How can I fix this?   — James T. Fort Pierce