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Adobe is scrambling to fix a major security flaw in Flash

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A pretty serious security flaw seems to have emerged in Flash, and Adobe (ADBE) is moving quickly to try to make sure it doesn’t leave users exposed.

Essentially, a program stolen from Hacking Team, a government contractor, has been released into the computer ecosystem and could put a virus onto Flash users’ computers that would leave the machine completely unusable, reports Engadget.

Adobe is expected to have a patch out to fix the problem by tomorrow, but for now anyone using a Flash website is at risk. Read more about how the hack came to be at Engadget.

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