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On June 5th Handler Guy posted a diary about a Security Advisor for Adobe Products. http://isc.sans.edu/diary.html?date=2010-06-05 We have received notification that a proof of concept (POC) has been found in malware taken from the wild and is currently being exploited. Thanks to our readers who brought this to our attention. Update: For more information see US-CERT Technical Cyber Security Alert TA10-159A. http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA10-159A.html Thanks to those of you who have pointed out that I made a mistake in the Diary. It appears that there is not a patch available rather currently
Deb Hale Long Lines, LLC It appears that the Security Update has been released by Adobe. Thanks to Juha-Matti for providing this information. |
Deborah 278 Posts ISC Handler |
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Jun 10th 2010 8 years ago |
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For mitigation in Windows, Adobe recommends renaming authplay.dll
But US-CERT recommends renaming 2 files: authplay.dll rt3d.dll ?? |
K-Dee 63 Posts |
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Jun 9th 2010 8 years ago |
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They just posted a new Flash uninstaller as well....BUT.....the /S switch doesn't work anymore for silent mode....
Also tried /Q, /qn, and /silent....and a few others....but haven't figured it out yet..... ARGH!! |
K-Dee 63 Posts |
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Jun 10th 2010 8 years ago |
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The post from US-CERT mentions that renaming/deleting rt3d.dll is to just to display a user-friendly error message instead of having it crash.
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K-Dee 1 Posts |
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Jun 11th 2010 8 years ago |
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The new silent switch for the Flash uninstaller is
-uninstall |
K-Dee 63 Posts |
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Jun 11th 2010 8 years ago |
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the unattended/silent switch is now -install
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K-Dee 6 Posts |
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Jun 16th 2010 8 years ago |
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