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Week in Review: Nokia World and the invisible keyboard
News This week in IT, Nokia World was held in London, HP spent over a billion on a security firm and an invisible keyboard was created.
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Critical flaw hits Adobe Reader and Acrobat
News Another secuirty hole, that could allow hackers to overtake systems, has been confirmed by Adobe.
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Vulnerability disclosure hits record levels
News More vulnerability disclosures were made in the first half of 2010 than ever before for such a period, according to IBM research.
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Adobe and Apple patch their flaws
News Tech giants Apple and Adobe have released a number of security patches.
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Adobe plugs critical security holes
News As promised, Adobe has fixed a number of vulnerabilities affecting its Reader and Acrobat software, along with some Flash issues.
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Want Flash? There’s an app for that
News It may have been ruled out of being included onto iPhones, but a new app brings Adobe’s Flash to users who want to risk it.
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Adobe to fix critical flaws
News Adobe has said it will be issuing fixes for some critical Reader and Acrobat vulnerabilities later this month.
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Adobe joins Microsoft security initiative
News Microsoft has welcomed Adobe into its vulnerability information-sharing project.
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Adobe buys Day Software
News An offer of $240 million will see Day Software integrated into Adobe’s Digital Enterprise Solutions business.
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Adobe patch bypass found
News The fix released last week has not entirely solved the flaws in Adobe Reader.
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Adobe brings forward critical patch
News The company has reminded users the patch for Reader and Acrobat due next week will replace its quarterly update for July.
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Adobe launches faster, fitter Flash 10.1
News Adobe Flash Player 10.1 has been launched, with performance improvements and enhanced resource management.
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