Although Adobe listed a baker's dozen of bugs fixed in the patched Flash, Google employee Tavis Ormandy took to Twitter to contest that number.

"Adobe patched around 400 unique vulnerabilities I had sent them in APSB11-21 as part of an ongoing security audit," late Tuesday. "Not a typo."

APSB11-21 is Adobe's designation for the that accompanied the revised Flash Player.

Ormandy was apparently upset that he was not credited for his bug reports in the bulletin, which while giving a nod to 10 researchers, said of and Ormandy only that "Adobe would also like to thank Tavis Ormandy and the Google Chrome team for their great work on several improvements to this Flash Player release."

In response to Ormandy's first tweet on the topic, Adobe's senior manager of corporate communications, Wiebke Lips, also used the micro-blogging service. "Tavis, please do not confuse sample files with unique vulnerabilities. What is Google's agenda here?" .