Earlier this week Adobe issued a security alert about a Flash vulnerability that was (and still is) being actively exploited on the web. As expected, that vulnerability has been fixed in a new version of Flash. In all, twenty-four security vulnerabilities are addressed in Flash 21.0.0.213.
If you use a web browser with Flash enabled, you should install the new version as soon as possible. You can find out whether Flash is enabled in your browser by visiting Check-And-Secure.
As usual, Chrome will update itself with the new Flash, and Internet Explorer and Edge running on newer versions of Windows will get the new Flash via Windows Update.
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