Net-security firm McAfee predicts that Microsoft will no longer be the primary target for hackers next year. Instead, these evil villains of the Web will turn their attention to Adobe. Evidence of this is the already growing number of attacks targeted to the vulnerabilities in Acrobat Reader and Flash this year. And with the tricky update [...]
Continue reading →Symantec has confirmed that there is indeed a zero-day “Xmas exploit” that target both Adobe Acrobat and Reader. The zero-day vulnerability is said to be triggered by malicious PDF attachments which unknowingly being opened by recipients. “The PDF files we discovered arrives as an email attachment. The attack attempts to lure email recipients into opening [...]
Continue reading →Who’s a fan of Photoshop? I bet there’s tons of people who’d be raising their hands if I was asking a roomful of people. Photoshop has indeed built its reputation as a one of the best image-retouching and editing software. Heck, some even use the word “photoshop” as a verb. So anyway, fans of the [...]
Continue reading →Adobe released updates for Lightroom and Camera Raw today. The updates, Lightroom 2.5 and Camera Raw 5.5, is available for download through Adobe’s Web site or through Photoshop CS4 and Lightroom 2 programs. So what’s new with these updates? This “final” version of Camera Raw and the Lightroom has both increased their list of supported [...]
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