[FYI]:Acrobat Reader 5.1にセキュリティホールが発見される

いくつかのPCニュースサイトで伝えられているように、Acrobat Reader 5.1にセキュリティホールが発見されています。
「NGSSoftwareでは,このセキュリティ・ホールの深刻度(Severity)を「High Risk」に設定している。 」と記事にはあります。
Adobe Reader 6.0以降ではこの問題はないとの話しなので、スペック的に許せばAdobe Reader6.0.1に上げるべきでしょう。
[日経IT PRo]の記事:
Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.1にセキュリティ・ホール,任意のプログラムを実行させられる
http://itpro.nikkeibp.co.jp/free/ITPro/NEWS/20040304/140900/
[ITMedia]の記事:
Acrobat Reader 5ユーザーは注意、XFDFに脆弱性——英企業が警告
http://www.itmedia.co.jp/enterprise/0403/05/epic01.html

ユーザができる対処方法としては、XFDF文書をすぐには開かせないようにすることでしょう。具体的には、XFDFの関連付けを完全に無くす。XFDF文書を全面的に採用している方(企業)は まだ少数かと思います。
## フリーソフトなのでこういった情報が得られないのはやむを得ないかもしれませんが、
Adobe Expert Support(アドビエキスパートサポート)という有償サポートが開始されていて、これにはAcrobat Reader5.0、Adobe Reader6.0も対象製品になっています。
企業などでAcrobat Reader(Adobe Reader)が必須となるシステム構築をしているのであれば、検討してもよいかもしれません。
+++ Adobe Expert Supportの対象製品
http://www.adobe.co.jp/support/expert_support/product_list.html
とはいえ、今回のようなセキュリティ・ホールはAdobeみずから積極的に情報を公開してほしいものです。情報元を見ると、Adobe Reader6.0では問題なしという見解はAdobeに確認しての情報とありますので、当然Adobeもこの問題を知っているわけですから。「未必の行為」とかの言葉がよぎります。
問題があれば速やかに関連情報を出すのがいまの常識。ただひたすらに黙り込んでいるのは問題を放置するのも当然。それがフリーソフトであれ、誠意の無い企業はいずれユーザー(消費者)から見放 される。

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