The patched versions of for Windows, Mac, Linux and Solaris can be downloaded from Adobe's website. Windows users can wait for the silent updater to kick in, run Flash's update tool or wait for the software to prompt them that a new version is available.

Android users will be able to download the new version from Google Play, formerly the Android Market, later today, said Adobe.

To determine which version of Flash Player is running in any particular browser, users can steer to .

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