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Nitro plans cloud-based personal document manager

By Stephen Withers
Friday, 11 November 2011 15:50

Nitro is building on the success of its PDF creation, reading and editing software. A cloud-based personal document manager is under development for a mid-2012 launch.

Tags: Stephen Withers, software, Windows, Mobility, Mac OS X, Cloud, Adobe, PDF, Document Management, Adobe Reader

Twitter, Facebook ‘platforms of choice’ for cyber attacks: McAfee

By Peter Dinham
Tuesday, 19 January 2010 10:51

New and emerging cyber threats will be used by cybercriminals to target and attack social network sites this year, with McAfee predicting sites like Twitter and Facebook will be the ‘platforms of choice’ for these attacks.

Tags: Microsoft, Security, Peter Dinham, Malware, Facebook, Social networks, Twitter, Adobe, Microsoft Office, Websites

Cyber attack exploited unknown IE vulnerability

By Jake Widman
Saturday, 16 January 2010 00:19

The China-based cyberassault on Google and other companies used a previously unknown Internet Explorer vulnerability as one attack vector. Microsoft has issued a Security Advisory.

Tags: Microsoft, Google, China, Internet Explorer, Jake Widman, McAfee, Adobe Reader, cyberwar

OWA under attack by malware-mongers

By Stephen Withers
Friday, 15 January 2010 10:26

Outlook Web Access users are being targeted by a malware campaign, a security vendor has warned.

Tags: Stephen Withers, Microsoft, Adobe, Microsoft Office, Flash, Trojans, Trojan, PDF, Acrobat, Trojan Horse

Google attack: source code the real target?

By Stephen Withers
Thursday, 14 January 2010 04:23

It seems there was more to the China-based attack on Google and other US companies than the search giant originally revealed. Source code may have been the real target.

Tags: Stephen Withers, Microsoft, Security, Google, Government, United States, China, Yahoo!, Adobe, Microsoft Office

Multiple critical flaws fixed in Adobe Acrobat, Reader

By Stephen Withers
Thursday, 14 January 2010 02:41

Critical updates to Adobe Acrobat and Reader fix eight vulnerabilities. Versions for all supported platforms are affected.

Tags: Stephen Withers, Security, Windows, Mac OS X, Adobe, Vulnerability, Update, Updates, Exploit, Acrobat

Adobe Reader, Acrobat patch could be a month away

By Stephen Withers
Thursday, 17 December 2009 04:44

Adobe has confirmed the existence of a critical vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat, and plans to release an update by the middle of January 2010.

Tags: Stephen Withers, software, Security, Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Adobe, Vulnerability, Patch, Patches

New 0-day vulnerability found in Adobe Acrobat and Reader

By Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 01:26

Exploits for a new 0-day vulnerability in Adobe Acrobat and Reader have been detected in the wild. Time to disable JavaScript?

Tags: Stephen Withers, Security, Malware, Adobe, PDF, Acrobat, JavaScript, Adobe Reader

Adobe beats Microsoft in rubbish security challenge

By Davey Winder
Saturday, 17 October 2009 16:23

Can anyone beat Microsoft when it comes to churning out insecure products? Ladies and gentleman, may I introduce you to Adobe.

Tags: Microsoft, software, Security, Windows, Davey Winder, Windows 7, Windows XP, Adobe, Windows Vista, Microsoft Office

Adobe Acrobat, Reader updates ahead

By Stephen Withers
Monday, 12 October 2009 03:07

Adobe is preparing to release critical security updates for Acrobat and Reader this week. At least one of the vulnerabilities is being targeted by attackers.

Tags: Stephen Withers, software, Security, Windows, Macintosh, Mac OS X, Mac, Adobe, Windows Vista, Vulnerability

Nitro plans cloud-based personal document manager

Twitter, Facebook ‘platforms of choice’ for cyber attacks: McAfee

Cyber attack exploited unknown IE vulnerability

OWA under attack by malware-mongers

Google attack: source code the real target?

Multiple critical flaws fixed in Adobe Acrobat, Reader

Adobe Reader, Acrobat patch could be a month away

New 0-day vulnerability found in Adobe Acrobat and Reader

Adobe beats Microsoft in rubbish security challenge

Adobe Acrobat, Reader updates ahead

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