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Forum Thread: SA39291 vs. Foxit 3.1.4.xxx

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Foxit Corporation
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Foxit Reader 3.x

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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SA39291 vs. Foxit 3.1.4.xxx
Member 17th Apr, 2010 10:04
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Foxit Reader vendor nowhere claims the version 3.1.4.xxx version of its Foxit Reader was affected by vulnerability as that one in SA39291.

Exact this version only installed on our machines.
Anyhow, PSI claims our Foxit Reader was vulnerable. It claims it is vulnerability as described in SA39291.
Why does psi uses inaccurate data?

Maurice Joyce RE: SA39291 vs. Foxit 3.1.4.xxx
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Last edited on 17th Apr, 2010 16:52
The latest version of Foxit is: 3.2.1.0401.

The download link & details are here:

http://www.filehippo.com/download_foxit/changelog/

This fixes the security isuue in 3.1.4.1125

If this post has solved your problem could you please select the ACCEPT option. This will lock the thread and stop you & I from receiving unnecessary update emails.



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Maurice Joyce RE: SA39291 vs. Foxit 3.1.4.xxx
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I only give out safe download links. CNet,FileHippo & Tucow are very well known as safe,fast & reliable & have no intention of changing that to please U.

It is also clear from this post & others from U that your constant challenging of Secunia scans has a lot to do with your total lack of knowledge or ability to find a simple update on a vendors site. Having claimed U are fully up to date I find U have two updates missing!! In the UK we call your reply "Shooting The Messenger".

Time to revisit this thread http://secunia.com/community/forum/thread/show/954...

Surprised U are still around if that is how U feel.

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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa RE: SA39291 vs. Foxit 3.1.4.xxx
Member 18th Apr, 2010 14:19
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Please apologize my strong protesting about 3rd party link.
For normal user it is confusing.

If it is true you told regarding affected versions show me an open SA for Foxit Reader 3.1.x please.
Open SA without fix from vendor.
If it is true you told regarding affected versions please show me a vendors statement with content of same meaning.
Good communication is the basic issue.
But don't worry, not only Secunia sucks regarding this question.
This is an illness in plenty areas of "modern" live.
Only pc freaks, non-profession pc freaks, can and will spend hours for
researching question addressed here. One of hundreds/thousands questions
to be researched. Normal user needs straight information, in short form and accurate.
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