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Old 03-09-2016, 12:08 AM   #3
GeoffR
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The only thing I can think of to be safe with older versions is to change the settings in my browsers and operating systems so that ADE doesn't automatically open ACSM, PDF, and epub files. Any other ideas?
Since it is a vulnerability that allows code to be executed, I would treat every file that ADE opens as if I was running an executable. I.e. don't use it to open books that come from untrusted sources.

I wouldn't rely on retailers/distributors checking whether the books they sell contain malicious code, so that means I would also need to trust the original publisher/creator of the book.
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