Adobe acknowledged its software was still a security shit show shortly afterwards, and promised a patch this week. Now that update has landed – and it contains a fix for not just one programming blunder but two, thanks to researchers at Qihoo 360 Vulcan Team. The Qihoo crew found a remote-code execution hole in Flash that is addressed with this update. Both bugs are rated critical for all supported OSes except the Linux build of Adobe Flash Player Desktop Runtime. Essentially, patch your Flash installation now to stop scumbags exploiting two newly discovered bugs, one of which is being used by the North Koreans and the other was found by Qihoo's infosec boffins. Opening a webpage or other document with a malicious Flash file embedded on a vulnerable computer is enough to trigger a malware infection. "These updates address critical vulnerabilities that could lead to remote code execution, and Adobe recommends users update their product installations to the latest versions," the Photoshop giant said today.