Re: FLASH: Security on a swf file.

[phillip m. torrone]

you may want to revisit your security model for your intranet and only

allow permission based viewing for these files and utilize logging, all that.


no matter how you protect you content, there's always ways (as matt

described) of digging in, and even if there wasn't, screen shot are almost

impossible to prevent.


cheers,


phillip m. torrone

director of new media

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At 02:12 PM 7/19/00 -0400, you wrote:

>I want to publish some very sensitive information on the intranet all done

>in Flash.

>The problem that I'm having is that I don't know what's the best way to

>protect the movie from being copied or printed right from the browser.

>I want to be able to show all the information but I want to make it as hard

>as possible for someone to just print or save all the pages of the document.

>If anyone have any ideas on this can you help me.


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