Avatar billede globulous Nybegynder
11. september 2007 - 17:58 Der er 2 kommentarer

Decompiling flash graphics

I am about to develop a system that will allow registered users to download some hefty maps in a series of swfs. That is they will be seperate swfs each providing different layers of a map, that the user can navigate in and edit. My worry is that they can take the swfs that are in their cache, decompile them, extract the graphics and recompile them. I cant imagine there is a surefire way to protect graphics from copyright enfringment in FLASH, but does anyone know a good technique for making it difficult enough to discourage most hackers?

all the best,

Stanford
Avatar billede larsholmgaard_dk Nybegynder
12. september 2007 - 10:42 #1
Hi Stanford,

You can check out www.amayeta.com for some encrypting tools, but as you say - it will not be completely hacker-proof but it will keep nosy visitors out of your source code.
Avatar billede globulous Nybegynder
12. september 2007 - 11:03 #2
Thanks for the tip

Ive checked them out and the one thing they say clearly is that they only really protect AS and not images or movies. What I am looking for here would be software dedicated to that OR more likely just ideas for how one can go about structuring the FLA or series of FLAS so that graphics are difficult to extract, maybe because they lie on different levels or layers or because they are somehow diffused in a special way.
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