Acrobat Reader 2017 (for Windows) Classic 2017 17.012.30229 and Acrobat Reader 2017 (for macOS) Classic 2017 17.012. Adobe has patched a trio of severe vulnerabilities in the Adobe Acrobat PDF reader that could allow an attacking application to gain root access on macOS and do it silently.Websites using this plug-in may be able to access your persona documents and data. Acrobat 2017 (for Windows) Classic 2017 17.012.30229 and Acrobat 2017 (for macOS) Classic 2017 17.012.30227 Version Java 8 Update 77 build 03 Adobe Reader Allow websites to use this plug-in with the settings below: Currently Open Websites Allow 'Adobe Reader' does not support the highest level of security for Safari plug-ins.Acrobat Reader DC (for Windows) Continuous 22.001.20117 and Acrobat Reader DC (for macOS) Continuous 22.001.20112.Acrobat DC (for Windows) Continuous 22.001.20117 and Acrobat DC (for macOS) Continuous 22.001.20112.The updates can be obtained by using the auto-update mechanism or by downloading at the following URLs: Users of affected systems should update the Adobe Reader and Acrobat to the following versions to address the issues. Acrobat Reader 2017 (for Windows and macOS) Classic 2017 17.012.30205 and earlier versionsĪ successful exploitation could lead to arbitrary code execution, information disclosure, privilege escalation and security feature bypass on an affected system.Acrobat 2017 (for Windows and macOS) Classic 2017 17.012.30205 and earlier versions.
Acrobat Reader 2020 (for macOS) Classic 2020 20.005.30311 and earlier versions.Acrobat Reader 2020 (for Windows) Classic 2020 20.005.30314 and earlier versions.Acrobat 2020 (for Windows) Classic 2020 20.005.30314 and earlier versions.Acrobat Reader DC (for Windows and macOS) Continuous 22.001.20085 and earlier versions.Acrobat DC (for Windows and macOS) Continuous 22.001.20085 and earlier versions.A remote attacker would entice a targeted user to open a specially crafted PDF file to exploit the vulnerabilities. Security updates are released for Adobe Reader and Acrobat to address multiple vulnerabilities.
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