* Adobe Flash Player installed with Google Chrome will be automatically
* Adobe recommends users of Adobe Flash Player for Linux update toĪdobe Flash Player 11.2.202.411 by visiting the Adobe Flash Player Release should update to version 13.0.0.250. * Adobe recommends users of the Adobe Flash Player Extended Support Mechanism within the product when prompted.
Visiting the Adobe Flash Player Download Center, or via the update Windows and Macintosh update to Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.189 by * Adobe recommends users of the Adobe Flash Player desktop runtime for RECOMMENDATIONS Users should update to the latest version of Adobe Flash. * Adobe AIR 15.0.0.252 and earlier versions for Android * Adobe AIR SDK & Compiler 15.0.0.249 and earlier versions * Adobe AIR SDK 15.0.0.249 and earlier versions * Adobe AIR desktop runtime 15.0.0.249 and earlier versions * Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.406 and earlier versions for Linux * Adobe Flash Player 13.0.0.244 and earlier 13.x versions PLATFORMS AFFECTED * Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.167 and earlier versions Viewing and email message or clicking on a deceptive pop-up window. This can happen by visiting a malicious website or
This vulnerability may be exploited during a drive-byĭownload attack. IMPACT These vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to take control of anĪffected system. Updates for all versions of Flash on October 14, 2014. Vulnerability that could lead to code execution. Includes memory corruption vulnerabilities and an integer overflow On the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database. The vulnerability is being tracked as CVE-2014-0569 So personal and student systems should be updated with browsercheck.īACKGROUND There is a vulnerability in Adobe Flash that is being exploited in large Again, Device Mangement only updates University owned machines, Is being so widely and actively exploited. The current programįor this release of Flash we expect to shorten to one week, because this vulnerability Patches and apply them within two weeks of their release.
Our normal patch operation in Device Management is designed to test automated Possible using and update Flash (or disable Flash if not Versions of Flash however, students especially are encouraged to check their computer as soon as Will be accelerating the patching of University-owned systems running vulnerable The Information Security Office working with the Device Management Core Team