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Twitter Heats Up With Brazilian Malware

Criminals placed a profile on Twitter linked to a video that delivers multiple Trojans seeking banking information from the machines they infect.

No Indexing Guarantee From Google Flash Crawls

Just because Google says they pry out the text content from Flash files and make them searchable may mean less than webmasters think.

Adobe Helps Google, Yahoo Search Flash Files

Site publishers who love Flash for its presentation but hate its near-invisibility to search crawlers should appreciate a recent announcement from Adobe.

Adobe Posts Security Fix For Reader, Acrobat

A code injection vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Acrobat 8.1.2 required a quick fix amid reports of an exploit for it in the wild.

Adobe's Media Player, Not Like The Rest

The Adobe Media Player debuted this week, and after learning a little more at the launch party and trying it out myself, I'll share a few thoughts on it. You can also find a screencast I created with the visuals (no voiceover); next time I'll resize it and embed it, but it's my first screencast, so I appreciate your patience.

Photoshop Express' TOS Gets Updated

TWIP has a post out on Adobe updating their TOS for their new online Photoshop Express product. Initially some photographers had been concerned because the previous terms of service with the online service suggested that you were signing over rights of your photos to Adobe by using the service.Adobe's TOS now reads:

Adobe Airs It Out For Linux

Adobe will challenge the LAMP stack on the Linux platform for rich Internet application development with its AIR technology...eventually.

Adobe's Photoshop Express Launches

Adobe Photoshop Express allows anyone who snaps a digital photo to easily achieve the high-impact results for which Adobe is known.

Photoshop Express Drives Online

Adobe released its latest rich Internet application, an online version of its signature image manipulation program, Photoshop.

Adobe, Omniture Tracking Issue Addressed Again

John Nack of Adobe posted a brief Q&A related to the issue of Adobe software welcome screens phoning home to a tracking site hosted by analytics firm Omniture.