Another new version of Google’s Chrome web browser was announced today.
Version 28.0.1500.71 of Chrome fixes several bugs and security vulnerabilities. It doesn’t seem to include the latest version of Flash, however.
Another new version of Google’s Chrome web browser was announced today.
Version 28.0.1500.71 of Chrome fixes several bugs and security vulnerabilities. It doesn’t seem to include the latest version of Flash, however.
Yesterday, Google announced another new version of their web browser, Chrome.
The new version is 27.0.1453.116, and it includes a few security fixes, as well as the latest integrated version of Flash (11.7.700.225).
A Flash vulnerability supposedly already fixed by Adobe is still a problem in some browser/platform combinations. This clickjacking exploit works by hiding a Flash security dialog under other page content, enticing the user into unintentionally clicking the dialog and allowing remote access to the user’s camera and microphone. Be careful what you click!
Google has announced a new version of Chrome with the latest updates to Flash. The new version of Chrome will contain Flash version 11.7.700.225.
At this time, the update has not yet become available for download.
Adobe has just announced another Flash update. The new version is 11.7.700.224. As always, this update addresses “vulnerabilities that could cause a crash and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system.”
The official bulletin has all the technical details. The runtime announcement has additional details.
An equivalent patch for Internet Explorer 10 on Windows 8 will be available from Microsoft Update. The new version of Flash in IE10 will be 11.7.700.224.
Google Chrome has also been updated to include a new version of Flash: 11.7.700.225. Chrome normally updates its own version of Flash automatically.
Update 2013Jun14: The Internet Explorer 10 Flash update is now available.
The latest version of Google’s web browser includes several security and other bug fixes, better spell checking, improved search predictions, improved web page loading times and the latest Adobe Flash for Chrome (11.7.700.203).
Adobe just announced an update for Flash, version 11.7.700.202. As usual, the update fixes vulnerabilities in Flash that could cause instability or allow remote control of affected computers.
Microsoft, which maintains Flash separately for Internet Explorer 10, released an update for that browser with the latest fixes. The patch is available from Windows Update.
Likewise for Google, which released a corresponding patch for its Chrome browser. Chrome will update itself automatically.
A new version of Chrome was made available today. Included in version 26.0.1410.64 is a new version of Flash (11.7), and some stability improvements.
Today, Adobe announced the latest version of Flash, 11.7.
The new version includes security improvements related to Firefox, and fixes several bugs.
The changes in Flash 11.7 will find their way into Internet Explorer 10 and Google Chrome in the near future, in the form of separate updates for those programs.
Another new version of Google’s web browser was announced today.
The new version includes the latest version of Flash (11.6.602.180), as well as some other stability improvements.