Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is one of the best free PDF readers for anyone looking to view documents and manipulate them in some way - make notes, fill in forms, or sign a document, for instance.

If you use Adobe Acrobat Reader to read PDFs, or Adobe Acrobat to create them, then it's time to update. Adobe yesterday (Nov. 3) released new versions of both, for Mac and PC alike, to fix ...

Adobe Acrobat Reader showcases 28 different tools, which sounds fantastic, but the vast majority of these can only really be accessed by upgrading the app to Standard or Pro.

Adobe’s Acrobat Reader, the go-to PDF reader for many of us, is vulnerable to a flow that allows threat actors to remotely run malicious code on the target device. The vulnerability is described ...

Running Adobe Acrobat Reader DC in compatibility mode. Step 1: Right-click on the Adobe Acrobat executable file from the installation folder or you can right-click Adobe Acrobat shortcut.

Adobe has plugged 11 critical security holes in Acrobat and Reader, which if exploited could allow attackers to remotely execute code or sidestep security features in the app.

By the end of 2009, malicious Adobe Reader and Acrobat documents were to blame for 80 percent for security exploits, according to security firm ScanSafe. This reported by ComputerWorld's Greg ...

Adobe Acrobat Reader DC new feature highlights: Work with PDFs from anywhere with the new, free Acrobat DC mobile app for Android or iOS. Select functionality is also available on Windows Phone.

Adobe’s Acrobat AI Assistant is an AI chatbot sidebar in Acrobat and Reader. No matter which application you’re using, it will cost you an extra $5 per person per month.

A brand new, highly sophisticated "zero-day" exploit for Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader that lets criminals infect computers with malicious software has been spotted in the wild. According to ...

Adobe has released security updates to patch a zero-day vulnerability in Acrobat and Reader tagged as exploited in attacks. Even though additional information on the attacks is yet to be disclosed ...