Adobe Tiff file security problem?
May 10, 2012 20:43:48 #
May 10, 2012 21:32:45 #
May 11, 2012 12:27:30 #
myts10
Loc: SE Ohio
I've gotten 2 Trojans in the last couple of months. The only things I remember down loading were from Adobe. One was a flash player update the other an Adobe reader update. So yea, I thing Adobe may have a problem with their stuff being infected.
May 12, 2012 00:12:20 #
myts10 wrote:
I've gotten 2 Trojans in the last couple of months. The only things I remember down loading were from Adobe. One was a flash player update the other an Adobe reader update. So yea, I thing Adobe may have a problem with their stuff being infected.
How can you tell you just picked up a virus/trojan? Whenever updates are ready to install on my computer, I click ok and let it install.
May 12, 2012 09:26:44 #
myts10 wrote:
I've gotten 2 Trojans in the last couple of months. The only things I remember down loading were from Adobe. One was a flash player update the other an Adobe reader update. So yea, I thing Adobe may have a problem with their stuff being infected.
Downloading applications is not the only way to get viruses, etc. Opening an email or just visiting a web site can be just as dangerous. It's possible to imbed malicious code inside of an image. I think it unlikely that trojans were present in updates you got from the real Adobe site, however you should notify them if that is where you think you got them.
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