Adobe Systems recently received a ton of complaints regarding the flaws on its Adobe Flash Player that presented real security threats.

The threats convinced users that cybercriminals would use the Flash Player to launch some serious attacks, which could probably include unwarranted disclosure of information as well as remote code execution. Fortunately, Adobe Systems listened and responded accordingly by removing all the security issues or flaws.

Consequently, by fixing the issues, users now had to identify and install the right version of Adobe Flash Player on their devices as follows:









Windows and Mac – Flash Player 18.0.0.160
Linux – Flash Player 11.2.202.466
Furthermore, the Flash Player 13.0.0.29 version of Adobe Flash Player remains available for any user who is on the channel for extended support release. Adobe Systems announced that any user who used Google Chrome on his Windows device or Internet Explorer on any version of Windows 8 would receive the latest version of Adobe Flash Player automatically on the browser.With its release of 23 updates, Adobe flaws will now be non-existent.

The new releases come as great news for Adobe Flash Player users. This is because of the exposure to attacks by hackers and other types of cybercriminals. The fact that Adobe Flash Player had these many security issues surprised many users who consider it invaluable for video streaming while browsing the Internet or reading e-books and watching photos. The improved updates will now make it impossible for hackers to gain control of other users’ machines. Read on
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