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• August 09, 2010
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  Adobe Scrambling To Fix Another Serious PDF Flaw

  Posted: August 9th, 2010, 2:07am PDT by Darknet

  Tags:  vulnerability adobe pdf read code-execution darknet black-hat ExploitsVulnerabilities  

  It was only the start of July when we talked about Adobe Patching PDF Vulnerabilities Being Exploited In The Wild and once again they are suffering a serious vulnerability which allows code execution from a malicious PDF document. This time the vulnerability came out during Black Hat and it seems to be serious as Adobe [...]
  
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