The Russian-speaking Turla advanced persistent threat group, among whose many victims include the US Department of State, appears to have developed a dangerous new tactic for installing its ...

If you think that Flash, the once-popular web plugin, couldn’t die fast enough, even those annoying fake Flash installers riddled with malware aren’t going anywhere any time soon. In fact, they’re ...

The criminal malware developers who released a fake Flash installer Trojan for OS X a few weeks ago have revised the program, but oddly this revision is a little easier to detect than the previous one ...

In a "flash," Mac users can unknowingly download a harmful Trojan. The Trojan, called "Flashback," has been spotted hiding inside phony Adobe Flash Player installers, and if downloaded, it can wreak ...

Cryptocurrency miners are now being distributed by a new campaign pretending to be Adobe Flash Player installers. While this is not new, this particular campaign is going the extra mile to appear ...

I downloaded the latest (18.0.0.160) Flash update disk image from get.adobe.com (lock icon & VeriSign certificate for adobe.com), but on mounting the disk image I noticed both the virtual disk’s icon ...

ESET researchers have found that Turla, the notorious state-sponsored cyberespionage group, has added a fresh weapon to its arsenal that is being used in new campaigns targeting embassies and ...

Well-known Windows backdoor malware "Snake" has been ported to the Mac for the first time, according to MalwareBytes. Described as "highly-sophisticated," Snake (also called Turla and Uroburos) has ...

Security experts at Intego are warning Apple Mac users of a new in-the-wild malware threat, which masquerades as an installer for Adobe Flash Player. The malware, which Intego says appears to be a ...

A piece of malware long targeting Windows users — known sometimes as "Snake," "Turla," or "Uroboros" — is now reportedly being turned against Mac owners. The updated code comes disguised as an Adobe ...

One simple question: is there a way to manually launch the update of Adobe Flash Player? While the reason for my question is relatively banal. The last time I've rebooted my desktop computer (I tend ...