Adobe (Apr. 8, 2008)
Learn how the Flash Player 9 April 2008 Security Update may impact SWF content, so you can ensure a seamless transition. (Applies to ver. 9,0,124,0)
Peleus Uhley (Apr. 14, 2008)
Understand the latest Flash Player socket functionality and download the Adobe sample socket policy file servers for developer testing. (Applies to ver. 9,0,124,0)
Learn how the Flash Player 9 security architecture and new APIs help you deliver trusted content to your users. (Applies to ver. 9,0,124,0)
Find out how Flash Player 9 changes the way policy files work, and learn how these adjustments may affect you. (Applies to ver. 9,0,115,0)
Explore the structure of cross-domain policy files used to permit the sharing of data by client-side applications across domains.
Make your Flash projects more secure by following these guidelines. (Applies to ver. 9,0,115,0 or later)
Download the slides from Deneb Meketa's security presentation at MAX 2007 in Chicago.
Learn some of the common security issues to address when deciding how to use a cross-domain policy file on your server.
Securely develop, deploy, and distribute Flash and Flex applications while leveraging the player's existing security infrastructure.
Adobe is committed to the security of Flash Player and takes consumers' privacy seriously. Read about Flash Player features that may be important for privacy and security discussions.
Find out exactly what information Flash Player gathers from your machine and why it is safe.
Learn about all the security-relevant features of the Flash Player client runtime, including permission controls, deployment, and APIs.
Learn about the changed security model applied to Flash content run from a local file system.
Address the local playback security added to Flash Player 8, which prevents local files by default from performing HTTP communication or communicating with local HTML files.
Find out about Flash Player 7 security architecture, features, and APIs in these white papers.
Learn in this white paper how the Flash Player security model addresses potential security risks on the client.
Protect SWF files and servers from unauthorized access.
Get information on how to use policy files to load cross-domain data.
Submit your feedback about the Developer Center.