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  "path": "/researchers-say-attackers-are-exploiting-a-new-adobe-reader-zero-day-but-adobe-has-not-published-a-fix-yet/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-09T13:54:50.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Security researchers say attackers are using a previously unknown Adobe Acrobat Reader flaw in real-world attacks, with malicious PDF files stealing local data and fingerprinting systems as soon as the file is opened. The strongest public reporting so far comes from researcher Haifei Li, EXPMON findings, and follow-up coverage from BleepingComputer and Help Net Security. […]\n\nThe post Researchers say attackers are exploiting a new Adobe Reader zero day, but Adobe has not published a fix yet appeared first on VPN Central.",
  "title": "Researchers say attackers are exploiting a new Adobe Reader zero day, but Adobe has not published a fix yet"
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