Adobe announced security updates for five products with four rated as a critical severity.
Shockwave Player, Flash Media Server, Flash Player and Photoshop CS5 all contained patches for "critical severities", while an update rated "important" was released for RoboHelp.
The holes could allow attackers to run malicious code via Shockwave, cause a denial of service through Flash Media Server, trigger a crash and potential exploit using Flash Player, and hijack a system through a malicious .GIF file that targeted unpatched Photoshop CS5 installations.
Adobe said that the important vulnerability identified in RoboHelp 9 (versions 9.0.1.232 and earlier), RoboHelp 8, RoboHelp Server 9 and RoboHelp Server 8 could allow a specially crafted URL to create a cross-site scripting attack on RoboHelp installations.
This article originally appeared at scmagazineuk.com
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