KB3167685 Critical Update
According to Microsoft: If you have automatic updates turned on or are running Windows 10, you should get this automatically. However, to make sure you’re on top of the situation, you can download it automatically in the other versions of Windows. This security update is rated Critical. The update addresses the vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player by updating the affected Adobe Flash libraries contained within Internet Explorer 10, Internet Explorer 11, and Microsoft Edge. For more information about this update, see Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 3167685. In Windows 10 go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.
All Operating Systems Affected
This security flaw affects more than just Windows. It includes Macintosh, Linux, and Chrome OS, too. Adobe first released a security advisory about this vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player earlier this week. To check the version of Flash that’s running on your computer, go to the About Flash Player page. And you can get the latest downloads at the Flash Player Download Center. These flaws will continue to come (probably at a more rapid pace) until Flash officially dies. So, until then, we leave you with the following advice we always do: The best option is to uninstall Flash from your system completely and see if you can live without it. Unfortunately, that’s just not realistic for millions of users. A lot of websites and online websites still use Flash in lieu of the more secure HTML5 code base. (more than you would think). There are ways to help protect yourself against Flash vulnerabilities that go beyond making sure it’s always up-to-date. For more tips on ways to minimize your risk when using Adobe Flash on your Mac or PC, check out our articles linked below.
Protect Your Computer from Adobe Flash Exploits in Your BrowserHow to Protect Your Mac Against Adobe Flash Vulnerabilities
rebooted server just to make sure update was fully installed.. no change ran wusa.exe /uninstall /kb:3167685 and everything seems to work BTW Chrome and FireFox had now issues with Site IE hung on. Specs: Thinkpad W530 Nvidia Quado K1000M with Driver 364.72 (Performance and VR – Driver) 1920×1080 Screen Dockingstation with two monitors (1920×1200 each) attached Whenever I played a video in fullscreen – mode or pressed F11 in Chrome (activates fullscreen) it crashed with a BSOD Error: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (dxgmms1.sys) I could play all videos with Edge and had no problem so far. I removed the named Adobe Flash update and now everything works fine again. Regards, Stephan DisplayPort and VGA port stopped working. Uninstalled display drivers and reinstalled latest. Restarted couple of times… Just started working again…. Comment Name * Email *
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