Please remember that while I list many different applications within these updates, most people should ONLY install updates for a program if they already have a previous version of that program installed. This is not the case with the items below, though you should still check each line item below to see if it applies to software you have installed. Chances are good that close to every single computer you touch will be affected by those updates. Important NotesĮverything above this section should be checked by everyone on every computer. A reboot is required.Īdobe Flash Player 32.0.0.101 is a security update.ĭon’t forget to check your mobile devices, too! Many updates will also apply to your tablet, phone, kindle or television – so check your device-appropriate App Store and install updates. Use Menu, Help, About to install the most current version. Use Settings, General, Updates to install the most current version.
Use your updated iPhone to install the most current version through the Watch app. Use Settings, General, Software Update to install the most current version. Use the Apple App Store or Apple Software Update to install the most current versions. Oh, btw, did you see that MS is planning to replace the engine in Edge with the same engine used by Chrome? This should help you dismiss the nagging feeling that maybe Edge might be faster or more stable than Chrome or other Chromium-based browsers.Īpple released updates for macOS Mojave 10.14.2, Security Update 2018-003 High Sierra, Security Update 2018-006 Sierra, iOS 12.1.1, Safari 12.0.2, Shortcuts 2.1.2, iCloud for Windows 7.9, iTunes 12.9.2 for Windows, tvOS 12.1.1, and watchOS 5.1.2. Microsoft released an out-of-cycle security update to address issues in Edge, IE and Flash (~20mb). The typical computer should see approximately 500mb of updates. While you should patch your browser, you should also disable Flash across your device and within each browser as the best defense against the lowest-hanging fruit in security today: Adobe Flash. Most browsers have Flash baked-in now, so are actively building updates to patch this new vulnerability. “Yet another” zero-day Adobe Flash exploit is being used to actively hack computers as they browse the Internet. It’s not Patch Tuesday, but Adobe, Microsoft, Apple, Google and many others have released updates this week.
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