Adobe Flash exploit raises concern

Update 11:10 a.m. May 30: Despite earlier reports, version 9.0.124.0 of Adobe Flash Player has no new bugs. For the latest news, click here.

Legitimate Web sites hosting Adobe Flash Player content may be compromised to embed JavaScript that redirects users to a Chinese malware server, says Symantec. Affected versions of Adobe Flash Player include 9.0.124 .0 (latest version) and 9.0.115.0.

Symantec says that under certain conditions embedded JavaScript within the player will redirect users to dota11.cn. In an alert on Tuesday, Symantec said specific details about the vulnerability exploited were unknown, and initial testing of the in-the-wild exploit showed it to be unreliable. Nonetheless, Symantec said it had identified at least one commercial site, www.bridgettwalther.com, which is a horoscope Web site, but that the embedded malicious code has since been removed.

More details available here.

Symantec recommends that users use script-disabling plug-ins such as NoScript for Firefox to prevent embedded Flash scripts from being loaded.

[Jjesse285]

One would think that one would be fair about being "behind" I alway know that this was a bugs in the software but you get used it.

[Jjesse285]

One would think that one would be fair about being "behind" I alway know that this was a bugs in the software but you get used it.