Apple has updated its Mac OS X by
announcing the release of version 10.6.4, but the latest version
comes with an outdated Flash Player, claims
href="http://www.dqweek.com/Adobe-announces-new-channel-partner-program">Adobe.
Apple in its
security document for version 10.6.4 has said that Flash Player
plug-in has caused multiple vulnerabilities and recommends updating
the Flash Player plug-in to version 10.0.45.2
However, a blog posted on the website
of Adobe.com, by Wendy Poland, Security Response Program Manager at
Adobe Systems said that this update included an earlier version of
Adobe Flash Player (version 10.0.45.2) than available from Adobe.com.
The website added, “While the Mac OS
X v10.6.4 update does not appear to downgrade users who have already
upgraded to Adobe Flash Player 10.1, Adobe recommends the users to
verify that they are using the latest, most secure version of Flash
Player (10.1.53.64).”
Adobe recommended that users of Mac OS
X v10.6.4 to verify Adobe Flash Player version number installed on
their systems, after applying the Mac OS X security update. Then
access the About Flash Player page or right-click on content running
in Flash Player and select an option 'About Adobe Flash Player' from
the menu. Users of multiple browsers need to perform the check for
each browser installed on the system.
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