No matter what known viruses/malware that target products Photoshop or Adobe in general?

In 2006, I got a virus on the Internet and have been very wary about the virus and privacy since.

Is there a known virus/malware target Photoshop or Adobe products in general?

* * I understand that all Photoshop/Adobe employees positions are in any way product references of any kind. * *

What protects the Photoshop/Adobe products and the best of intimacy?

Currently, I use Avast Pro.

What is recommended in the maintenance of system for Adobe/Photoshop products?

Thank you.

Flash Player and Adobe Reader/Acrobat are two common methods for feat. Any updated anti-malware program will do, including what you already have with Avast.

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