High risk: Adobe fixed 35 vulnerabilities in Flash this week.

High risk: Adobe fixed 35 vulnerabilities in Flash this week.

This week, Adobe released the latest version of Flash Player 18.0.0.133, which is a restoration enhanced version by convention. According to the update logs published today, as a result, up to 35 security vulnerabilities have been fixed at one time, and eight other regular updates have been made.

According to the Security Bulletin APSB15-19, most of these vulnerabilities are high-risk levels, and most are found in Google Project Zero department, including:

-15 memory reuse vulnerabilities that can cause code execution (use-after-free)

-Eight memory crashes that can cause code execution

-Five type confusion vulnerabilities that can cause code execution)

-Three buffer overflow vulnerabilities that can cause code execution

-Two heap buffer overflow vulnerabilities that can cause code execution

-One integer overflow vulnerability that can cause code execution

-1 vector length Crash Vulnerability (fixed in 18.0.0.209)

Regular fixes include:

-Alchemy database performance problems

-The slides of the recording meeting cannot be displayed.

-Crash when playing games on Kongregate

-Black screen when loading the second SWF File

-The espnfc.com website video cannot be loaded.

-Chrome Flex/Flash Web applications cannot load files

-Text in Mac Chrome text box cannot be displayed

-Multiple other functional fixes

We recommend that Adobe Flash Player users on all platforms upgrade to the latest version immediately, especially for Windows users. You can also try the Flash Player 19 beta version.

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