HT2128 Is it ok to download an update of the adobe flash drive on to your mac?

Is it ok to download an update of the adobe flash player on to your mac, or is it a risk to the system ?

Two things you should know about Flash:
1. Fake Flash installers are circulating on the Internet. They install a trojan instead of Flash. Only use a Flash installer that you personally downloaded from the Adobe website -- not any other site.
2. Flash is inherently insecure and exploits are found from time to time. Always make sure you have the latest version. Minimize your use of Flash by installing the ClickToFlash or ClickToPlugin Safari extension. Most Flash content is garbage anyway.

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