Flash Player Security

[fjaka]

first sorry for my english

[url]http://img246.imageshack.us/my.php?image=adobeeh2.gif[/url]

i have few PC in LAN and they no access on internet (for security reason)
how can i do this without connect on internet
[url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=4c093f20[/url]

for one PC i connect on internet and change global security on this page

[url]http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_man[/url]
ager04.html
after that i disconect frorm internet and flash contets working OK, it is
about Cisco Networking Academy learnig materials in Flash on CD-e

tnx :)

[Think Seed]

I just read the following article regarding "badvertising", where malicious
programmers are making use of Actionscript and JavaScript to install malware on
a users system.

[url]http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2216618,00.asp[/url]

My first reaction was to dismiss this article since there were some
inaccuracies in how they described how Flash worked. Also, I was always under
the impression that the Flash Player was inherently secure since it operates in
a "sandbox", meaning it will only generally work within itself with limited, if
any, access to a user's system.

According to this article, Actionscript is somehow partnered with JavaScript
to create a dangerous vulnerability. Since I am not as experienced with
JavaScript, is this true?

I know I had been on a webcam site that used Flash Player and I had somehow
gotten malware installed on my machine before. I suspected an ad that installed
it. I even asked the person I was camming with if their Norton Antivirus just
warned them, too, about a potential threat. After a few weeks, Norton AntiVirus
was finally able to quaranteen and stop the malware from launching IE at
strange times and directing me to ad site. I just stopped using the site after
that.

Mind you, I'm neurotic about installing ANYTHING. I'm a web designer and am
pretty familiar with how these things try and trick you into clicking something
you shouldn't have. I never click popups...even if it looks like a dialogue
window. I'm paranoid (and knowledgeable) enough to just Alt+F4 the whole I.E.
or Firefox window and rather than click something I don't trust.

So, is this article, although moderately inaccurate, somehow onto something?
Is JavaScript the danger and ActionScript somehow the messenger?

I've read the following post at Adobe,
[url]http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402450&sliceId=2[/url],
but not sure if it clearly answers this concern.

[dzedward]

[url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=15&catid=194&threadid=1322 351&enterthread=y[/url]

[aleaxandrino]

You arehttp://www.wa7oef.org/manufacturer-Adobe.html ? or u use pirate version ?

it no troubles in liciense.