This release is a planned update for the products listed in the table below. The latest version is always available through the product’s update mechanism, from the enterprise FTP site, and for some languages, from the Reader Download Center.
Product | Type | Installer | Size | Language | Install over... |
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Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd11003.msp | 115 MB | All | 11.0 or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd11003_MUI.msp | 11.5 MB | All | 11.0 MUI or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd11003.msp | 17.7 MB | All | 11.0 or later |
Reader | Full installer | AdbeRdr_<land_ID>.exe | 46-57 MB | EN, DE, FR, JP, ES | None or any (this is a full installer) |
Product | Type | Installer | Size | Language | Install over... |
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Acrobat | Planned update | AcrobatUpd11003.dmg | 199 MB | All | 11.0 or later |
Reader | Planned update | AdbeRdrUpd11003.dmg | 94.7 MB | All | 11.0 or later |
Reader | Full installer | AdbeRdrUpd11003_en_US.dmg | 76.7 MB | English | None or any (this is a full installer) |
This release provides mitigations for vulnerabilities described in the security bulletin at http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb13-15.html.
Items preceded by numbers are bug fixes.
Added support for later versions of Safari, Mac OSx, and Windows Server 2012.
Numerous enhancements to security features such as Protected View, Protected Mode, and others are part of this release.
The security dialog is bypassed when launching an URL whose hostname present in tHostWhiteList when Reader Protected Mode is ON in these workflows: Acrobat.com Webview, authentication in Yahoo and Gmail webmail, and forms-based authentication for Office365 and SharePoint accounts. For details, see the Preference Reference
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Adobe\(product name)\(version)\FeatureLockdown\cServices\bEnableEchoSignDetection
to 0. For details, see the Preference ReferencecTrustCertifiedDocumentsByOIDs
. The features essentially allows elevates documents to privileged location status if they are signed with a certificate that has a configured OID. If the values in this registry preference match an OID in a certificate’s Extended Key Usage field, then that certificate is trusted. For details, see the Preference Reference.For a list of current issues, see http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/known-issues-acrobat-xi-reader.html.
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