Adobe Source Code stolen

Kelly Jackson Higgins wrote in her "Hacking The Adobe Breach" column, "At first glance, the massive breach at Adobe that was revealed last week doesn't neatly f...

Kelly Jackson Higgins wrote in her “Hacking The Adobe Breach” column, “At first glance, the massive breach at Adobe that was revealed last week doesn’t neatly fit the profile of a pure cybercrime attack.” She said not only did the bad guys steal customer data and payment info, but they also got ahold of the company’s source code for Adobe’s ColdFusion, Acrobat, and Reader software. Criminal investigators are looking into whether it was an accident or they deliberately went after the source code.

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