Adobe Flash Zero-Day Attack Underway

Robellus writes "Security researchers have found evidence of a previously unknown Adobe Flash vulnerability being exploited in the wild. The zero-day flaw has been added to the Chinese version of the MPack exploit kit and there are signs that the exploits are being injected into third-party sites to redirect targets to malware-laden servers. From the article: 'Continued investigation reveals this issue is fairly widespread. Malicious code is being injected into other third-party domains (approximately 20,000 web pages) most likely through SQL-injection attacks. The code then redirects users to sites hosting malicious Flash files exploiting this issue.'"

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Re:x86 processor + Windows + Internet Explorer = .

[rs232]

"How about building a stack that isn't vulnerable to stack exploits", rs232

"Where would YOU propose we put local function variables?"

In other words, you for one don't know how to do it. The rest of your comments are so much attitudenal waffle.