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January 27, 2014 at 10:17 pm

Third Party Program Updates For The Month Of January 2014

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Hello everyone,

In this March post I told you about three great programs that will show you all of your computers third party program vulnerabilities, and then download and install the latest vulnerability fixes. Great stuff!

Speaking of vulnerabilities, here is a chart of the non-MS patches that affected Windows platforms in the past month of January 2014. Get updated asap!

Identifier

Vendor/Product

Product Version Affected

Date Released by Vendor

Vulnerability Info

Vendor
Severity / My Recommendation

APSB14-01

Adobe Reader / Adobe Acrobat

Windows/Mac XI 11.0.05 and earlier / X 10.1.8 and earlier

1/14/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution or Denial of Service

Critical: Priority 1/ Upgrade within 72 hours if possible

APSB14-02

Adobe Flash Player

Windows/Mac 11.9.900.170 and earlier / Linux 11.2.202.332 and earlier

1/14/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution

Critical: Priority 1/ Upgrade within 72 hours if possible

APSB14-02

Adobe Air

Windows/Mac 3.9.0.1380 and earlier

1/14/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution

Critical: Priority 3/ Upgrade at admin’s discretion

APSB14-03

Adobe Digital Editions

Windows/Mac 2.01

1/22/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution

Critical: Priority 3/ Upgrade at admin’s discretion

11.1.4

iTunes

Windows/Mac

Prior to 11.1.4

1/22/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service

Recommended

5.1/2.1

Pages

OSX/iOS prior to Pages 5.1 or 2.1

1/23/2014

Arbitrary Code Execution, Denial of Service

Recommended

7u51

Oracle Java SE, Java FX, Java SE Embedded

SE 7u45 and earlier, SE 6u65 and earlier, SE 5.0u55 and earlier, SE Embedded 7u45 and earlier, JavaFX 2.2.45 and earlier

1/14/2014

36 security vulnerabilities fixed of which 34 may be remotely exploitable without authentication

Critical: Upgrade to latest release

32.0.1700.76and 32.0.1700.77

Chrome

Windows before 32.0.1700.76 Linux/Mac Before 32.0.1700.77

1/14/2014

Denial of service, improper sync, address bar spoofing

Recommended: Upgrade after testing

Best wishes,
Randy The Tech Professor

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