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Adobe Flash Player 19.0.0.226

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anuraag

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Adobe Flash Player is a cross-platform browser-based application runtime that delivers uncompromised viewing of expressive applications, content, and videos across screens and browsers. Flash Player delivers breakthrough web experiences to over 98% of Internet users. Adobe Flash Player is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems.

Thanks to sternog for the update.

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steven36

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Release note for current version (19.0.0.226) didn't showed up at:

https://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/release-note/fp_19_air_19_release_notes.html
Last update was on October 13, 2015 which is release date for Flash Player 19.0.0.207

It fixed 0 day exploit by Russian-speaking APT gang known as Pawn Storm

https://threatpost.com/emergency-adobe-flash-update-coming-next-week/115050/

Vulnerability identifier: APSA15-05

Summary

A critical vulnerability (CVE-2015-7645) has been identified in Adobe Flash Player 19.0.0.207 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and Linux. Successful exploitation could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.

Adobe is aware of a report that an exploit for this vulnerability is being used in limited, targeted attacks.

UPDATE: Adobe expects updates to be available as early as October 16.

Affected software versions

  • Adobe Flash Player 19.0.0.207 and earlier versions for Windows and Macintosh
  • Adobe Flash Player Extended Support Release version 18.0.0.252 and earlier 18.x versions
  • Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.535 and earlier 11.x versions for Linux
https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsa15-05.html
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This is odd, I updated both my PPAPI & NPAPI Flash Players and went to test them at http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/. My firefox browser shows the new version of 19.0.0.226, but Google Chrome still Shows 19.0.0.207. Checked the file version (Properties/Details) and it shows 19.0.0.226, also Revo Uninstaller shows it as 19.0.0.226, but Adobe Shows 207 Version In Google Chrome. Just strange is all.

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This is odd, I updated both my PPAPI & NPAPI Flash Players and went to test them at http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/. My firefox browser shows the new version of 19.0.0.226, but Google Chrome still Shows 19.0.0.207. Checked the file version (Properties/Details) and it shows 19.0.0.226, also Revo Uninstaller shows it as 19.0.0.226, but Adobe Shows 207 Version In Google Chrome. Just strange is all.

Only PPAPi flash is for browsers like SRWare Iron ..Google Chrome uses internal pepper flash.so you must wait tell it updates same with people who use IE or Edge in windows 8.1 and 10 you have wait tell it gets on windows updates.

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Kalju

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These stories are, of course, interesting, but would really like to know how things are going on.

There is no word somewhere. Internet will be blocked permanently, or how?

That is, if the java banned, flash is banned etc, what will come on the pitch?

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Honestly guys, do you still visit site(s) that uses Flash? In my case, I count none - not almost again, but nothing, zero. All sites that I visit, regularly, occasionally, don't use Flash anymore.

And Java web applet is worse - the last time I remember I need to have that installed is when I tried to run a simulation for a programming logic, nothing else.

It's time to utilize full power of HTML5.

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Kalju

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Honestly guys, do you still visit site(s) that uses Flash? In my case, I count none - not almost again, but nothing, zero. All sites that I visit, regularly, occasionally, don't use Flash anymore.

And Java web applet is worse - the last time I remember I need to have that installed is when I tried to run a simulation for a programming logic, nothing else.

It's time to utilize full power of HTML5.

Sorry, but you are also now on website, what uses both java and as well as flash.

And how HTML5 (HTML 5.1) are related with them?

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knowledge-Spammer

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Adobe Flash Player makes me :angry:

can i ask y ?i am not a fan of it aswell but need for things like utube and so on

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coolkips

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Flash is used by 9.9% of all the websites

http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-flash/all/all
BBC went to HTML5 now This time around on windows 10 I dont even install flash in the browser I use i just been using MPV and Watch with MPV add-on

Works in windows and linux for many flash and HTML sites.

Yeah, 9.9% is bigger than 9.6%

Honestly guys, do you still visit site(s) that uses Flash? In my case, I count none - not almost again, but nothing, zero. All sites that I visit, regularly, occasionally, don't use Flash anymore.

And Java web applet is worse - the last time I remember I need to have that installed is when I tried to run a simulation for a programming logic, nothing else.

It's time to utilize full power of HTML5.

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How to read the diagram:

9.6% of the websites use none of the client-side programming languages that we monitor.

JavaScript is used by 90.3% of all the websites.

http://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/client_side_language/all
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dcs18

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i am not a fan of it aswell but need for things like utube and so on

YouTube works great with HTML5 (Flash is no longer needed . . . . . . at that site) — just tweak you browser accordingly. ;)

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virge

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This app is a security nightmare, time to put it down.

http://www.pulseheadlines.com/adobe-flash-player-secure/8658/

Adobe’s Flash Player is secure again

On October 14, Adobe had found a critical vulnerability in the Flash Player, saying that if someone exploited it, “could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.”
The report stated that the Flash’s software developers were aware of the complaints about this being used in limited, targeted attacks.

Adobe gave the vulnerability the state of critical, which according to their ratings means that it is a vulnerability that could allow malicious software to execute without the user noticing it. Peter Pi, of Trend Micro, reported the breach on the software.

Adobe encourages you to verify the Flash Player version installed on your system, clicking on running content of Flash and selecting “About Adobe Flash Player” to check it on the different browsers installed, in order to get the fixed update.

Adobe Flash Player is the standard software used in web content to included designs, animations, and app interfaces that are deployed all browsers and platforms.

Many companies using Flash, like Amazon and Mozilla, have been affected by security issues several times, leading them to disable it and asking for Flash to be “retired”. Experts recommend that if you are running any version of Flash, you should install any updates available to protect your computer.

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i am not a fan of it aswell but need for things like utube and so on

YouTube works great with HTML5 (Flash is no longer needed . . . . . . at that site) — just tweak you browser accordingly. ;)

how about porn sites not that i watch porn lol i do tests with adguard on porn site sometimes i hope u understand me

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jamesDDI

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i am not a fan of it aswell but need for things like utube and so on

YouTube works great with HTML5 (Flash is no longer needed . . . . . . at that site) — just tweak you browser accordingly. ;)

how about porn sites not that i watch porn lol i do tests with adguard on porn site sometimes i hope u understand me

ahah LOL :lol:

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So is Java the same people who done this exploit for flash exploited Java last summer Also they exploited Microsoft office. The reason you don't hear as much about Java is it don't really serve any purpose turning it on in you're browser anymore . Almost every one installs flash even people who complain about . Its simple if you don't like its disable it in Microsoft browsers and don't install the plug in for other browsers and delete pepper flash from Chrome .

I stopped installing it in my browser and I stopped using Java a good while back . Some people like watching videos in there browser I don't I use MPV to stream .As long as there's sites that only use it will be around . So go complain to the websites that use it. still . adobe tries to do the best they can its not there fault its the sites that still use its fault.

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i am not a fan of it aswell but need for things like utube and so on

YouTube works great with HTML5 (Flash is no longer needed . . . . . . at that site) — just tweak you browser accordingly. ;)
how about porn sites not that i watch porn lol i do tests with adguard on porn site sometimes i hope u understand me

Depends and also differs from site to site — have a link?

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