Flash Out of Date on iMac

I get a message Flash is Out-Of-Date and when I go to search for a update I think I am downloading it and seem to get ADWARE from Norton instead! I can't seem to find the correct place to download an update that works! Does anyone else have this problem? I have an iMac and am run on OS X 10. 9. 5.
Can someone point me in the right direction. PLEASE?

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