RE: FLASH: How secure is a .swf file?

[Eric Smollin]

An swf file gets condensed into one layer and one timeline upon creation.

There are apps out there that will open protected swf files, but all you

will get are a few graphics, you will not be able to read any code or get

any useful information out of it.


HTH

-Eric- 



>Is it possible to decompile a .swf file to look at the code?  I am

>considering using a password detect in Flash, but I need to have some idea

>of just how secure Flash really is.  TIA!




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