Adobe has an Epically Abysmal Security Record
Nearly everyone with a computer has used Adobe software at some point, whether opening PDF files with Adobe Acrobat or watching a video on YouTube with Adobe's Flash Player. But consumers likely aren't fully aware how riddled with security flaws Adobe's software is.
Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs in 2010 addressed the issue in an open letter rant about Adobe's security, blaming the company's Flash player for being "the number one reason Macs crash" and citing Flash for having "one of the worst security records in 2009."
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