Content Modification Announcement - Updates for Windows Applications - Adobe Flash Player 30.0.0.134

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BigFix has modified content in the Updates for Windows Applications site.

Modified Fixlets:

  • Flash Player 30.0.0.134 Available - PPAPI (ID: 1091364)
  • Flash Player 30.0.0.134 Available - Plugin-based (ID: 1091362)
  • Flash Player 30.0.0.134 Available - Internet Explorer (ID: 1091365)

Reason for Change:

  • Adobe has released a security update for Flash Player.

Published Site Version:

  • Updates for Windows Applications, version 1153.

Additional links:

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Application Engineering Team
IBM BigFix

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Hi ,

there is a mismatch for application ID’s. “30.0.0.113” and “30.0.0.114” are same. Is it correct ? why 30.0.0.113 is not superseded ?

we deploy a policy baseline then you change flash player “30.0.0.113” to "30.0.0.134 " , baseline will stuck in “pending downloads” . this is same with google chrome new update. “67.0.3396.87” and “67.0.3396.99” updates ID’s are same . Is this chrome and flash player issue ?

this is very important for policy baselines.

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Generally, we only supersede old content and create new content when the old content is in a usable state. The old Adobe Flash and Google Chrome content is not usable when an update is released - both companies retain the same URL for the downloads but change the files, so the sha hashes not longer match and the downloads are no longer verified.

The companies do not want you to download the older versions.

You may want to investigate the Baseline Syncronization Dashboard - https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Tivoli%20Endpoint%20Manager/page/Baseline%20Synchronization%20Dashboard