In what is starting to feel like a case of deja vu, a group of security researchers has announced a JavaScript buffer vulnerability in Adobe's Acrobat range of products – including the free Adobe ...

Malicious hackers are exploiting a zero-day (unpatched) vulnerability in Adobe's ever-present PDF Reader/Acrobat software to hijack data from compromised computers. According to an advisory from Adobe ...

Adobe’s security response team is scrambling to investigate new public reports of a new zero-day vulnerability affecting uses of its widely deployed PDF Reader software. In a brief note posted to its ...

Adobe has since confirmed the flaw in versions of Adobe Reader 9.1 and 8.1.4, acknowledging in a blog that "all currently supported shipping versions of Adobe Reader and Acrobat Reader are vulnerable ...

Adobe acknowledged that all versions of its popular PDF software, including editions for Windows, the Mac and Linux, contain at least one, and possibly two, critical vulnerabilities. “All currently ...

Users should disable JavaScript in Adobe’s Reader and Acrobat tools to protect themselves until a patch for a just-disclosed vulnerability is available, security experts said today. The advice is ...

Bangalore: To protect themselves from zero day attacks, users need to kill JavaScript in Adobe's Reader and Acrobat tools, according to security experts. Shadowserver, a volunteer-run group that ...

After more than two weeks (months?) of inexplicable silence on mitigations for a known code execution vulnerability in its Reader and Acrobat product lines, Adobe has finally posted public information ...