Adobe warns of serious Flash Security Exploit

[gwlaw99]

You may want to uninstall flash until this is fixed.
Adobe reveals zero day exploit in Flash, Android affected Boy Genius Report

 

[Thornfullessrose]

I read this on my Phandroid app this morning.
Uh Oh: Adobe Warns Against Critical Security Flaw in Flash | Android Phone Fans
I did and am doing exactly what the end of the article (phandroid) says. hahaha.
still enjoying my miniclip, kongragate games so...?

 

[publicanimal]

I have my Flash/plug-in settings set to "on demand" so I won't worry about it.

 

[leftystrat]

I fully expected it, I really did. Just not this fast.

What is it going to take to prove to the drooling masses that this is not a good technology?
Adobe products just get more bloated and less safe.

Sorry, I know..... style over substance (sans security).

 

[thaDroidz]

did the flash update in the market this week fix this?

 

[kratos]

did the flash update in the market this week fix this?

No the most recent update did not fix this. Adobe is expecting to release a fix around 09/27/2010.

Kratos

 

[Lock-N-Load]

yawn...

I worry about this exploit about as much as I worry about who wins the MTV music awards.. not 1bit

 

[thaDroidz]

my pc almost took a crap last night trying to watch a flash video.
to get it straightened back out I had to upgrade FLASH...
sumbeotch.

 

[kratos]

I don't have too many problems with crashes with Flash, but I almost always have lag and crashes (reboot PC crashes) with Silverlight when trying to watch Netflix. It usually works for a few hours, but then I start having problems. And when you have to work a 16 hour shift in the switchboard, you kinda need the movies to keep from falling asleep.

Kratos

 

[riffdex]

I fully expected it, I really did. Just not this fast.

What is it going to take to prove to the drooling masses that this is not a good technology?
Adobe products just get more bloated and less safe.

Sorry, I know..... style over substance (sans security).

Are you serious? Do you think this is the first piece of software where a security flaw has been found? I guess XP, Mac OS, Android, Firefox, (and basically every other piece of software ever made) are also not "good technology".