Adobe Reader X is here. Adobe announced earlier this year that it was working on a more secure version of its ubiquitous PDF reading software, Adobe Reader. The new version includes Protected Mode, a ...

The next major release of Adobe Reader will be available soon. Adobe Reader X will include a variety of new features to make Reader more secure, more functional, and more mobile. The most anticipated ...

Even as Adobe is touting the new sandbox (Protected Mode) in the newest version of its PDF Reader software, a security researcher says the company's implementation leaves significant "residual risk" ...

Adobe has at long last released Reader X, a fortified version of its PDF Reader software that is built to withstand attacks from the sort of zero-day security vulnerabilities that repeatedly have ...

Over the past few years, malicious PDFs have become common place and a prefered vector for attackers. Last week, Adobe announced the release of Reader X – the much anticipated next major release of ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Adobe Acrobat PDF support has been available on Windows Mobile for years now, but until things ...

Within the next 30 days, Adobe will release the new version of its Reader PDF viewing software, and with it will come a number of changes: a new Roman-based numbering scheme (“Adobe Reader X”), ...

Malicious hackers are targeting a previously unknown security hole in Adobe Reader and Acrobat to compromise Microsoft Windows machines, Adobe warned today. Adobe said it plans to ship an emergency ...

Adobe has announced the release of its latest portable document creation and viewing software family, including Acrobat X in Standard and Pro versions, Reader X, the Acrobat X Suite (includes Adobe ...

Adobe today released a patch for two vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild that enabled attackers to pull off the first confirmed sandbox escape against Adobe Reader. Adobe today released a ...

Unknown hackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Adobe's PDF Reader software to launch "limited, targeted attacks" against high-value Windows users. According to a warning from Adobe, the ...