Apple blacklists older versions of Flash plug-in due to security risk

Ars Technica
By Jacqui ChengMar 1, 2013, 4:22 pm289 pts
Just as it did with some versions of Java, Apple has now blocked older versions of Adobe's Flash plug-in to protect Mac users from security risks. In a new support document posted to its website on Friday, Apple explained that it has already updated its plug-in blocking tool built into Safari—users don't need…

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