Adobe…what’s going on with all of these exploits? Between Adobe Acrobat/Reader and Adobe Flash it seems there are new Adobe Exploits every few weeks.
The latest Security Bulletin from Adobe, APSB19-02, includes two new exploits present in Windows and Mac versions of Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader. Adobe has classified these exploits as “High-Priority”, this means the exploit is present but so far hasn’t been taken advantage of by known malware, ransomware, and viruses. Adobe recommends that you complete the patching within 30 days.
Here are the versions that are affected:
Product | Track | Updated Versions | Platform | Priority Rating | Availability |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Acrobat DC | Continuous | 2019.010.20069 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
Acrobat Reader DC | Continuous | 2019.010.20069 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
Acrobat 2017 | Classic 2017 | 2017.011.30113 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
Acrobat Reader DC 2017 | Classic 2017 | 2017.011.30113 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
Acrobat DC | Classic 2015 | 2015.006.30464 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
Acrobat Reader DC | Classic 2015 | 2015.006.30464 | Windows and macOS | 2 | Windows macOS |
These exploits were discovered via the Trend Micro Zero Day Initiative by
Sebastian Apelt and Abdul Aziz Hariri. There will be an additional, regularly scheduled, patch released on Tuesday, January 8th.
Patch your workstations ASAP.