Exploit kits (EKs) might not be as dominant as they were several years ago, but they continue to exist and most of them already adopted exploits for recently discovered Flash and Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerabilities.
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Exploit Kits Target Recent Flash, Internet Explorer Zero-Days
Exploit kits (EKs) might not be as dominant as they were several years ago, but they continue to exist and most of them already adopted exploits for recently discovered Flash and Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerabilities. The post Exploit Kits Target Recent Flash, Internet Explorer Zero-Days appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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