Re: Flash sites

[Thomas Chiverton <thomas.chiverton () bluefinger com>]

On Wednesday 03 Sep 2003 17:14 pm, John Madden wrote:
> If a web site contains only flash files and has no
> write permissions to modify those flash files, no
> default files or other potentially dangerous scripts
> can we say that is the "safest" form of a web site ?

While quite safe, there is still the chance that some CSS, database SQL 
injection or something could be happening.

With Macromedia's Royal XML-based Flash coming RSN, offering the chance of 
on-the fly Flash built from an XML packet generated by a database, things 
could get *real* intresting _very_ quickly...

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Tom Chiverton (sorry 'bout sig.)
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