Adobe Reader from Solid State Networks?

Attempting to download and install the latest version of Adobe Reader and find it tied to Solid State Networks. Is this a hack or something new as all other downloads have come straight from Adobe? I tried from 3 different software downloaders (Adobe, Download.com and FileHippo and end up with the same result. Can someone answer this for me, I would hate to find the installation of something I really don't need on my puter.

Yeah that doesn't sound right.
Get the full installer from
http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/

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