When we took a close look at Adobe and PDF exploits, F-Secure, a global company specializing in online software services for securing digital content,  determined that the PDF was the most exploited application in  2009, and moreover, that the number of PDF exploits was continuing to grow heading into 2010.

Hearing about Adobe and PDF exploits is, unfortunately, nothing new.  But what is new is Adobe’s approach to tackling the issue once and for all.

Despite the improvements Adobe has developed for Acrobat and Reader, it’s still tough to stay on top of creative hackers who love to use the PDF.  

To that end, security researchers like Didier Stevens finds ways to hack into an application in order to anticipate potential vulnerability points and any associated security risks that can occur.

Well, he found one last week for the PDF.  And this one can get you more easily than you think.