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Adobe’s Acrobat Reader Horror Show: High-Severity Flaw Strikes Again!
In the horror flick of tech, Adobe Acrobat plays the naive teenager with its high-severity flaw, the villain. This “Adobe Acrobat Vulnerability Exploitation” is a blockbuster sequel, urged by CISA to be patched up ASAP. It’s a suspenseful, nail-biting thriller, but your role? Don’t be…
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If we've learned anything from horror movies, it's that evil never really dies, it just comes back in a different form. In this case, Adobe's Acrobat Reader is the unsuspecting teenager in the haunted house, and the high-severity flaw is the masked villain. This is not the first time we've seen this horror flick, but let's hope with the patch, it'll be the last! Don't be the character who goes into the basement alone – update your software!Already a member? Log in here