Adobe Investigates Corporate Network Security Issue

So, any guess if updating from Adobe to fix "PDF zero-day bugs" ( http://www.macworld.com/article/145670/adobe_patches.html ) remove or install what ever trojan/malware that may or may not have entered Adbode's Corporate Network (and may or may not have been further distributed)?

I hope Adobe et. al. have deployed some log archival & query (SIEM) solution like SenSage (http://www.sensage.com). If so they'll have records needed for forensic reconstruction of the attack, and find a way to remedy their problem. If not, they're flying blind (or at least near-sighted). It will be interesting to see whether this is an inside job.

So adobe is one of the 20 companies. Others?

Someone managing to slip malicious code into the Flash Player or Acrobat Reader installers is pretty much a worst-case scenario; the possibility of someone working for the Chinese government doing so is even worse. I don't think that's actually likely, but the idea that someone might have been trying is sobering. It's nice to see some degree of openness from Adobe about it.