Adobe rushes out fix for exploited Flash bug

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Adobe rushes out fix for exploited Flash bug
Adobe has issued an emergency patch for its Flash software after discovering hackers are actively exploiting the newly-discovered bug in the wild. The patch came after Kaspersky Lab said a group it was tracking, BlackOasis, used the previously unknown weakness on October 10 to plant Fin...

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