Windows 10: Will Microsoft release a patched Adobe flash version 32.0.0.433 that supports the Adobe...

Currently Adobe has a Flash installation of version 32.0.0.433 for ActiveX that is only supported on Windows 7.


The version that is currently released for Windows 10 is 32.0.0.387 and this version does not support the recently added white list capability of Flash.


Once the EOL occurs on Jan 1, 2021, the only way to run Flash content with the most up to date Flash player will be through the white list option.


However, if there is no compatible ActiveX installer for Windows 10, then there won't be any straightforward way to get the latest version of Adobe Flash ActiveX installed and working on Windows 10.


Can Microsoft provide any information on this?


Will there be an additional Adobe Flash update to Windows 10 before the removal update?


Is there an expectation that Adobe will release a Windows 10 installer for ActiveX version that support the white list feature?

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Information 32-bit & 64-bit WHQL Version: 31.0.0.108
Date Released: September 11, 2018

See also: Adobe Security Bulletin - Security updates available for Flash Player | APSB18-31



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Yet another Adobe Flash security hole that needs patching. Win10

According to this Qualys article, Adobe released

APSB16-36 yesterday "to fix one 0-day vulnerability in Flash. The vulnerability is currently being used in active attacks and therefore Adobe released this emergency fix. If left un-patched, attackers can remotely take
complete control of the machine."

When will Microsoft release its update for its embedded Flash in Win10 please?

 

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