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The software company big-boy Adobe notified its users regarding a vulnerability which would could allow hackers to seize control of a victim’s computer.
The company notified its’ users and advised that a patch would released sometime in early March. A general, as always, becareful when opening fies from untrustworthy sources note was advised. According to IT ProPortal.com
Along the same line, Kevin Haley, director for Security Response at Symantec, said in a statement, “We’ve seen it used in only a few small places, so it tells us it’s a targeted attack and someone is not trying to use it in a widespread way”.
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