Please note: Adobe fixes high-risk Flash Player vulnerabilities. Please update them in time

Please note that Adobe has fixed the high-risk vulnerability of Flash Player. Please promptly update the -- Linux Release Technology-Debian information. The following is a detailed description. [I = s] This post was last edited by Tom at, September 31 ,.

Adobe recently exposed the vulnerability and the problem was very serious. Now we have updated this issue. Please update it as soon as possible. The method is as follows.

First, check whether your version is the latest version. Go to the official website and you will be able to see your current version number and the latest version number of various systems. For details, see:
Http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
If you use an old version, that is, the version number is different from the version number in the system corresponding to the table, you need to update it. Click "Player Download Center" at the top of the table to go to The New Version Download Page:
Http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

Click "Select version to download..", Select the desired region, and debian will choose" ..tar.gz for Linux ". You can only Select this option. You can Select the package provided for ubuntu if Bu is based on debian.

After downloading it to the local directory, decompress it to a directory. If you are logged on as root, you can directly copy the only file "libflashplayer. copy so to the "/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins" directory. If not, open the terminal and enter the following commands in sequence:
$ Su // switch to root;
Password: // enter the root password;
# Cd/home/XXX/Desktop // enter the directory with libflashplayer. so. I am on the Desktop;
# Cp libflashplayer. so/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins // copy libflashplayer. so to/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins

After completing the above operations, go to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/to verify that it is not the latest version.