Adobe borrows 'patch Tuesday' approach from MicrosoftThursday, May 21, 2009 Adobe said yesterday that it will begin sending out security fixes on the second Tuesday of every third month beginning sometime this summer, in response to criticism that the company has been too slow to respond to flaws in its PDF Reader and Acrobat software. Related News: Researchers: Malware attackers reloading for Windows 7 assaults - 11.20.2009 Want to secure your iPhone against intruders? There's an app for that - 11.20.2009 Microsoft says 64-bit versions of Windows are harder to infect - 11.19.2009 Google coming down hard on malicious advertisers - 11.18.2009 If at first you don't succeed: Most malware protection fails first round of certification testing - 11.17.2009 |
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