Adobe Acrobat XI Pro 11.0.2 Multilingual

Adobe Acrobat Pro software lets you deliver professional PDF communications. Create and edit PDF files with rich media included, share information more securely, and gather feedback more efficiently.

Deliver professional documents
Easily organize content from a variety of sources-including documents, e-mail, images, spreadsheets, and web pages-in a single searchable PDF Portfolio, compressed for easy distribution.
Use professionally designed templates that can be branded with your company logo and colors. Quickly integrate content, define navigation, and add polish to communicate clearly and effectively. Share information with anyone using free Adobe Reader software.

Create and manage forms
Simplify the creation and completion of forms to efficiently analyze and use data. Convert Word and Excel documents or scanned paper to PDF forms with automatic recognition of fillable fields. Or use Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES software, a professional form design tool included with Acrobat Pro software, to further customize and automate dynamic XML forms.
Extend Acrobat functionality to Reader users so virtually anyone can participate in the workflows you initiate. Use the Form Tracker to see when forms have been completed and who has completed them. And easily export data to a spreadsheet for analysis and reporting.

Manage document reviews
Accelerate the exchange of ideas with colleagues, extended teams, and customers. Through easy-to-manage electronic document reviews, participants can see and build on other reviewers' comments as they are being made, so you can quickly gain the input and consensus you need to efficiently develop and complete work. Enable virtually anyone using free Adobe Reader software to participate in reviews, and use the Form Tracker to monitor progress and participation.

Help protect sensitive information
Control access to and use of PDF documents, assign digital rights, and maintain document integrity. Set document permissions to define whether a file can be printed or changed. Apply passwords to help restrict document access. Use redaction tools to permanently remove sensitive information. Digitally sign and certify documents to validate they came from a trusted source. Create and reuse document security policies to precisely manage who can print, save, copy, or modify a document.

Deliver a compelling branded experience using PDF Portfolios
Bring multiple files together in a single organized and interactive PDF Portfolio. Use professionally designed templates that can be branded with your logo and include descriptions to guide recipients through the contents.

Help protect your documents
Use passwords to control access to PDF documents. Use permissions to restrict printing, copying, or altering. Save passwords and permissions as security policies that can be easily applied to new PDF files.

Easily create and manage electronic forms
Build dynamic forms, distribute and track forms and responses, and easily export data for analysis and reporting.

Manage and track electronic document reviews
Gain the input you need through interactive document reviews that enable participants to see and build on other reviewers' comments, which can be sorted by author, date, or page. Use the Form Tracker to monitor progress and participation.

Include Adobe Reader users
Enable users of free Adobe Reader software to digitally sign documents, participate in shared document reviews, and save forms locally. By extending Acrobat functionality to Reader users, virtually anyone can participate in the workflows you initiate.

Synchronize document views
Provide clarity and enhance discussion by e-mailing a PDF document and walking recipients through it in real time by controlling the exact page view they see.

Remove sensitive information
Use redaction tools to black out sensitive text, illustrations, or other information, permanently deleting the content from the PDF document. Inspect PDF documents for metadata, hidden layers, and other concealed information, and remove before distributing to others.

Compare PDF documents
Automatically highlight the differences between two versions of a PDF document, including text and images, so you can quickly and easily identify what has changed.

Improve print processes
Help control costs and reduce errors with automated output controls to preview, preflight, correct, and prepare PDF files for high-end print production and digital publishing.

Create and validate accessible PDF documents
Ensure your PDF documents are optimized for people with disabilities. Quickly evaluate, correct, and automatically tag PDF documents for optimized accessibility and reflow.

What's New in This Release:
NEW Edit text and images
Make minor changes in PDFs as easily as you do in other applications using a new point-and-click interface.

NEW Convert PDF files to PowerPoint
Get a head start on new projects by saving a PDF file as a fully editable PowerPoint presentation.

NEW Create new PDF and web forms
Customize professional templates or design from scratch with the Adobe FormsCentral desktop app included in Acrobat XI Pro.

IMPROVED Standardize routine PDF tasks
Make it easy to create PDFs consistently. Guide people through the correct series of steps with Actions.

Edit PDF files
With Adobe® Acrobat® XI Pro, you can make minor edits to text and images right in your PDF file without requiring the original document or graphic.

Create and analyze forms
Cut the time you spend creating forms, rekeying data, and correcting errors. Distribute forms online, and then collect responses and analyze results in real time.

Customizing PDF Portfolios
Quickly assemble content into PDF Portfolios using the new PDF Portfolio Wizard. Customize using new layouts, visual themes, and color palettes. Import custom PDF Portfolio layouts and themes developed by third-party developers and designers.

Simplify reviews and approvals
Stop sorting through paper and email trails. Automate review and approval cycles with Acrobat. Multiple reviewers can see and build on each other's comments so you can meet your deadline.

Optimized viewing mode
Maximize your screen for optimal reading and presentation of PDF files with the new Reading Mode. Menus and panels disappear, and a transparent floating toolbar appears, to help you navigate PDF files more easily.

Links :

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Windows XP SP3 MEDIA CENTRE Edition (x86) Integrated February 2013 (Pre-Activated)

Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) is a version of the Windows XP operating system designed to serve as a home-entertainment hub.

This release is the best you could find on the net, because it's just simple:
* NO tweaks or add-ons.
* NO additional programs and software added.
* NO graphics, scripts and wallpapers added or changed.
* It's just the original image from Microsoft except updates!

Instructions:
1) Burn ISO file into a DVD with MINIMAL speed.
2) Install as normal.
3) After the system is ready ENJOY.

links :

http://www.filesin.com/A1C1B353295/download.html
http://www.filesin.com/6B665353294/download.html

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McRipSystemFiles 2.0.2013.02.27 Final

McRipSystemFiles - an all-in-one installation set of last versions of the necessary software for the normal functioning of the system. 

This set consists of: DirectX, Silverlight, FlashPlayer, Shockwave Player, Java Platform SE.

The following application are included in this installer McRipSystemFiles 2.0.2013.02.27:
- DirectX Redist June 2010
- Silverlght 5.1.10411.0 x86 and x64
- FlashPlayer 11.6.602.171 for IE x86 and x64
- FlashPlayer 11.6.602.171 Firefox x86 and x64
- Shockwave Player 12.0.0.112
- Java (TM) Platform SE 7 Update 15 for x86 and x64 7.0.150.3 (1.7.0_15-b03)
- Adobe AIR Runtimes 3.6.05970

All applications that you select for installations will be installed silently on your operating systems and all applications will be installed with updates disabled. 

All previous versions of Java, FlashPlayer, Shockwave and Silverlight on your system will be detected and uninstalled silently first if you select the applications for installation.

Links :

letitbit.net

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"MiniDuke" the latest Malware, but the Worst

If you live on this planet, you must have definitely have heard of the new malware that is making use of a zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Reader.
This malware is called MiniDuke, and it is slowly but surely becoming the nightmare of any company:

• it is polymorphic – there are thousands of variants in the wild.
• it is using an exploit in a highly popular software product – Adobe Reader.
• it starts its actions once the operating system is rebooted, so it cannot be easily associated with an action which the user did just before the infection.
• the malware copies itself multiple times on the computer, so the cleaning it is rather complex.
• it makes connections to various Comand and Control (C&C) servers around the world, so it can’t be easily stopped just by shutting down of few of these servers.
• it can dynamically find other C&C servers using simple Google searches.
• it uses Twitter to spread links to other C&C servers.
• it obfuscates the downloads of the real payload containing the malware by downloading first GIF files (small icons)

All Avira users are protected and the malicious files are detected as
- EXP/MiniDukeGif.A – exploited GIF samples
- EXP/MiniDuke.A – exploited PDF samples
- TR/MiniDuke.A – the payload binaries
We were able to detect components used in MiniDuke in other malware dating from 2010.  Due to the high complexity, the analysis of the samples continues and an update will be posted here.
Because of the huge number of exploit samples currently we’re working on a generic exploit detection for the PDF and GIF files.
Update:
An engine update was released adding the generic detection of the payload as “TR/Crypt.XPack.gen” and “TR/Dropper.gen”.

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Zero-Day Java 7 Exploit still Exist

A zero day exploit is a malicious computer attack that takes advantage of a security hole before the vulnerability is known. This means the security issue is made known the same day as the computer attack is released. In other words, the software developer has zero days to prepare for the security breach and must work as quickly as possible to develop a patch or update that fixes the problem

Zero day exploits may involve viruses, trojan horses, worms or other malicious code that can be run within a software program. While most programs do not allow unauthorized code to be executed, hackers can sometimes create files that will cause a program to perform functions unintended by the developer. Programs like Web browsers and media players are often targeted by hackers because they can receive files from the Internet and have access to system functions

While most zero day exploits may not cause serious damage to your system, some may be able to corrupt or delete files. Because the security hole is made known the same day the attack is released, zero day exploits are difficult to prevent, even if you have antivirus software installed on your computer. Therefore, it is always good to keep a backup of your data in a safe place so that no hacker attack can cause you to lose your data

We have been following the news very carefully about the zero day exploit in Java 7 and wanted to post a quick reminder to keep not only your RuneScape account safe but your PC as well by being careful about what sites you visit and potentially not upgrading to Java 7 until the exploit is patched. While your computer is in no danger while continuing to play RuneScape, exploit kits such as Redkit, Nuclear Pack, and Blackhole are currently attacking this vulnerability when you visit untrustworthy sites

One way this vulnerability is being used is to add keyloggers onto susceptible PCs. We would remind you to activate JAG on your RuneScape account as an additional level of account security which should help keep your account safe should your PC become compromised

Please keep in mind that the exploit is being distributed through untrustworthy sites and to be careful about your browsing habits. We want to ensure that you get to continue to enjoy the rich world that is Gielinor for many years to come

Be aware of fake Java patches for the zero-day exploits

We and pretty much the rest of IT world, have written about the Java zero-day exploit, about the fast patch that Oracle release to remove some of the market pressure and also about the fact that such a quick move can only mean that even more bugs were probably introduced, which might lead to other exploits.

Such a mass media frenzy couldn’t have get unnoticed and unused by the cybercriminals.
Now, we and other security companies are seeing malware that pretend to be a patch for the well-known Java zero-day exploit. The malware is pretending to be the Java 7 Update 11 which fixes the mentioned zero-day exploit. All Avira product detect it with the name Java/Agent.AR.
If you haven’t uninstalled Java from your system, then learn here how to disable it securely. If you are not sure if you have Java installed, then use Java’s own page for detection.
This is how it must look like if Java is not installed on your computer or it is deactivated:

If you see a website that is displaying some kind of error that it can’t run something because Java is not installed, then don’t let yourself fooled and never install a software, let it be patch or not, from any other source than the producer’s website. In this particular case, visit this URL and download the installation kit from Oracle: http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp .


Source


tecnoblog.avira.com

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