Patch/Configuration Management, Vulnerability Management

Adobe patches Photoshop CS4 flaws

May 26, 2010

Adobe on Wednesday released an updated version of its Photoshop CS4 software to remedy a number of "critical" vulnerabilities that could permit attackers to take control of targeted systems, according to an advisory. Users can be infected if they are tricked into opening a malicious .ASL, .ABR or .GRD file. Adobe encourages customers to upgrade to version 11.0.2. None of the flaws corrected are present in Photoshop CS5. — DK

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Network Security

Apple releases macOS patch to fix compatibility issues with security tools

Steve ZurierOctober 8, 2024

Security pros say teams should install the macOS 15.0.1 patch and first run it in a production environment with their security tools to ensure compatibility.