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Subject: | Re: FLASH: How secure is a .swf file? |
From: | Cheri Harder |
Date: | Fri, 24 Mar 2000 18:57:06 GMT |
Maybe gibberish, but here is one where "pwd" is a variable and "cheri" the
value (set in a frame action script) and "nodefault" is a text-field
variable name and "password" is the value. Not all that secure, eh? This
is an swf opened in Notepad.
FWS¤ x _€ 6 Cÿÿÿ? – pwd – cheri ÿ
label ? Times New Roman 0 h½™ý€Ð€…( Tÿ ÿ
nodefault password Š œb€@
~~~~Cheri Harder~~~~~
charderawsolution [dot] com
Advantage Web Solution
www.awsolution.com
> > > >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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Re: FLASH: How secure is a .swf file?, Michael Dunn
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