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CONTENTS ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 9 SECURITY TUTORIAL - WHITE PAPER
Introduction About this document Other sources of information Flash Player client runtime The Flash Player security environment Stakeholders Overview of permission controls Sources for potential risk Flash Player security claims New Security Features in Flash Player 9 Flash Player security architecture Basic sandbox security model Domain of origin Default permissions Accessing data in another sandbox Permissions for specific domains Network files Local files Interpreters and byte code Background Code isolation Disk, memory, and processor protect Disk storage protections Memory usage protections and processor quotas Flash Player 9 Security Tutorial Good tutorials pdf Software user guide Manuals free Help me Bible Adobe Table of Contents The Verifier Permission controls Administrative user controls The mms.cfg file Global Flash Player Trust directory User controls Settings Manager Settings UI and runtime dialog boxes Flash Player Trust directories and files Website controls Policy file usage Developer controls Permission mechanisms Security.allowDomain() Security.loadPolicyFile() Security.exactSettings Security.sandboxType LocalConnection.allowDomain() Local file system options for authors Options when publishing ActiveX control and browser plug-in APIs Hierarchy of local file security controls Loading into the local-trusted sandbox Loading into the local-with-networking sandbox The default setting: local-with-file-system Flash Player integration with native applications Deployment of the Flash Player runtime Browser plug-ins and ActiveX controls Authoring player Stand-alone player and Flash projector Other distributions Platform and runtime environment Deployment of Flash applications SWF files Network SWF files Local SWF files Executable projector files Other security-related information Network protocols AMF SMB RTMP HTTP HTTPS TCP sockets SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) utilizatio Basic SSL—browser plug-ins Projector files

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