Adobe FINALLY patches critical Flash Player flaw exploited by Chinese cyber-espionage group

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No hurry, eh, Adobe?

Adobe has belatedly rushed out patches for a zero-day security flaw in its widely used Flash Player that had been exploited by a cyber-espionage group based in China for weeks, according to securit...

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