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Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat will be patched in the coming days.

Software giant rushes to fix signing system following discovery of digitally signed malware.

Adobe Acrobat and Reader are affected by the critical vulnerability, as the software maker scrambles to issue a fix.

The newest version of Nuance's Dragon Dictate voice recognition software for Mac is finally available. Is it a second-class port of a Windows app or a…

Trojans dominate GFI Software's top 10 malware threats of February.

Kat Orphanides examines a multifunction printer that does everything but make the tea.

The strategic obligation of a CTO or CIO is to ensure that IT meets the needs of the business, matching the ever-changing corporate objectives.

Can Tableau's business intelligence program justify its high price? Karl Wright takes a closer look at the figures to find out.

RIM issues patches and a workaround for a critical vulnerability in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

Comprehensive PDF creation, editing and exporting facilities at a fraction of the price of Adobe Acrobat Pro. Is it a bargain or do you only get what …

Safeguarding multiple office computers from malware doesn't have to be difficult or expensive, as Simon Edwards shows in our step-by-step guide.

The top 10 malware threat list from Sunbelt Software has provided further proof of the rise of fake anti-virus software.

Symantec's latest annual report shows PDF-based attacks accounted for nearly half of all online attacks in 2009, with 240 million new threats identifi…

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A zero-day exploit appears to have hit drawing tool Adobe Illustrator.

This year has seen Adobe plugin exploits hit the headlines. Is it time that the company automatically updates its software?

Can Abbyy take OCR technology any further with its latest version?