i guess SSL should help. If it helps thousands of banks around the globe, it
should work for u too.
Decompressing a SWF will not give any hint at all when using SSL, maybe u could
guess what kind of data is sent or receive, but u would never be able to seen
actual data.
----- Mensaje original ----
De: kenny14390 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Enviado: martes, 20 de mayo, 2008 4:43:39
Asunto: [flexcoders] Re: Securely Interfacing Between Flex and Databases
Well the concern is that no matter how you choose to encrypt/decrypt
information, a Flash movie can always be decompiled and your
decryption method is caught with its pants down, allowing users to
find out how to view sensitive material that they're not supposed to
be looking at. So how are we supposed to move this kind of data in and
out of a Flex application without the worry? Does SSL even help? The
concern is not the forging of data, but rather the interception and
decryption of it.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] ups.com, "andrewwestberg"
<andrewwestberg@ ...> wrote:
>
> Simply having SSL (https) enabled on your php webserver will help.
> Another methodology for accessing DB data is using AMFPHP (although I
> haven't used it myself).
>
> -Andrew
>
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