With the increase in number of problems, it is reported that the Adobe's security page is facing problems which has been identified this week only. According to the reports, the software for installation used by Adobe for its Reader and Flash applications, is reporting flaws.

According to several reports by info security, Adobe has been hit by wrongly routing the Apple Mac users to Windows updates. Further to this, the ongoing problem with Adobe is that despite the software jittering with 2 problematic conditions the Adobe Reader 9.3.0 is showing availability.

Adobe Download Manager seems to be flawed, as with vulnerability it is allowing the hackers to install malicious contents on users PC.

The root cause of the bug to get its roots implanted is the ActiveX script that runs by its Download manager, and is a widely known strip from where the users with a faith install different software's.

According to an Israeli researcher, the software has much vulnerability which has already been identified. His findings prove that the bug welcomes the third-party application to get installed on the remote system which has been provided the user in the form of link.

However Adobe's is hardly giving any response to the news. Earlier also the same sort of issues cropped up with Adobe while discovering a design flaw on Adobe's website, allowing the abuse of the Adobe Download Manager that forces the automatic installation of Adobe products.

Instead of tackling the issue with responsibility and calling for the quality recall Adobe has turned down the issue and provided words of caution:

According to Adobe, the Download Manager is built for a one-time use and hence could be removed from the system, with a restart. it also suggested the users that they can remove the same after downloading from the Add/Remove Programs.

The Adobe Download Manager supports the download of the latest version of software hosted on Adobe. com, and so on.

According to some the points suggested by Adobe doesn't fetch any concrete solutions to the malicious download and implantations.