Technology and its resultant automation have been cast as the jobs’ bogeyman by regional banking giant ANZ which today announced 1,000 Australian jobs were being axed, and warned that more could follow as a result of further automation.
Adobe has addressed seven vulnerabilities in its widely-used Flash Player and AIR software.
The updates have been classified as critical, as six of the vulnerabilities can be used to cause crashes or possibly to take control of a system.
The seventh is Windows-specific (it applies to the Flash Player ActiveX control), and could allow information disclosure.
Adobe recommends users of Adobe Flash Player 10.0.32.18 and earlier versions update to Adobe Flash Player 10.0.42.34, and users of Adobe AIR version 1.5.2 and earlier versions update to Adobe AIR 1.5.3.
Visit this page at Adobe's web site to identify installed version of Flash Player and for a link to the latest version.
Adobe recently switched to a monthly schedule (aligned with Microsoft's) for the release of updates.
The company is warning Macintosh users that Flash Player 10.1 - due in the first half of next year - will be the last to support G3-based Macs, and that there will be no further security updates for such systems after version 10.1 is released.
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