Mozilla has just released Firefox 10. If you’re using an older version, now is the perfect time to upgrade. Firefox 10 is much faster than it’s predecessors, more secure, uses less memory and is more stable as well.

To upgrade just go to Help, About Firefox and click the Check for Update button. Firefox will download the update and you will be prompted to install the latest version.

If you don’t currently use Firefox and want to see what all the fanfare is about, you can read more (and download it) at the Mozilla Firefox website.

On the heels of Adobe's last Flash update comes news of a new critical vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.23/10.3.181.22 and previous versions. The current vulnerability is already being exploited and Adobe is urging users of Adobe Flash to update to version 10.3.181.26 without delay.

Adobe is once again warning of an important vulnerability. This time it involves all Flash Players (Windows, Mac, Linux, Solaris and Android).

If a user is tricked into visiting a malicious website (by a link in an email for example), the malicious website will then be able to act as the user at other websites or email providers.

Download and install the newest versions of Flash without delay because the vulnerability is already being used by malicious websites.

Adobe is again issuing updates to it's Flash and Reader programs to prevent malware from having the upper hand. While it may seem like a hassle to have to keep updating Flash and Reader, it is important to keep these programs updated because they are becoming the preferred target of Malware trying to make it's way into our computers.

The Adobe Reader update that we have been waiting almost a month for has finally arrived.

Adobe has has updated it's Reader Software to version 9.3. This version patches a JavaScript vulnerability that is considered critical and everyone that uses Adobe Reader software is strongly urged to update at once.

Adobe has issued a new security update for Adobe Flash. The new version, 10.0.42.34, fixes a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to take control of an affected PC.

If you use other browsers besides Internet Explorer, download and install both updated Flash Players (One is for IE and the second is for all other browsers).

Keeping track of software updates has become so much easier thanks to FileHippo.com Update Checker . This is a simple program that does it's job beautifully. It scans your computer, then presents a list of all the programs you have installed that have updated versions available for download.

Adobe has release updated versions of it's Flash and Reader software to plug critical vulnerabilities that could enable an attacker to take control of your system by allowing malicious code to run.

Downloads:

• Flash Player for Internet Explorer (download to your PC, then double-click downloaded update to install).

• Flash Player for Firefox (once downloaded, double-click update to install).

• Adobe Reader (note: this patch can only be applied to version 9.1.2. If you are unsure, update to the latest version of Adobe Reader via the help menu in the program).

Update Adobe software as soon as possible to help keep your PC protected.

The newest version of Firefox has arrived. Firefox 3.5 boasts improved anti-phishing, anti-malware, bookmark organization, session restore and is actually faster than previous versions. It also includes a new Private Browsing mode similar to Internet Explorer 8's InPrivate.

This month Adobe implemented a new program that aims to provide a regular schedule for patches (similar to Microsoft's Patch Tuesday) in order to keep vulnerabilities to a minimum.

The first quarterly patch goes to Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat. This new version patches critical security vulnerabilities that crash the programs (Reader and Acrobat) and can allow an attacker to gain access to your PC.