Adobe has issued an out-of-bound patch for the bug, which allows for an attacker to execute malicious code on a victims' system.

Without the patch, Flash could mistakenly run a piece of code without verifying what type it is. Hackers can exploit the bug to remotely execute code.

The senator wants agencies charged with issuing federal cybersecurity guidance to get Flash off of government systems before 2020.

With Adobe Flash on its way out, the hacker game is changing.

Denunciations like "most frequently exploited product" have been common for the software.

A new report from US-CERT identifies new details on the tools and infrastructure used by a group of hackers tied to North Korea.