On Fri, May 01, 2009 at 11:49:41AM -0700, alexandre suzuki <[email protected]> wrote: > There is a swf file on a webserver that acts as an interface for a > collection of images.The swf file does not have the images embedded,it gets > the images > elsewhere on the webserver(or on any other webserver on the internet) and > serves the images per request as an swf file.I used swfdump to experiment to > get any paths that could lead to discover where are the images on the > webserver but I did not recognize any that could help. > How can this be done?Discover the paths in cases like this(to download the > images > with wget instead of getting them one by one with a webbrowser).
You'll have to dig into the ActionScript. Use "swfdump -a". Also, maybe it helps to look at the requests the Flash file generates by setting up a proxy (start a tcp port dumper on the local machine that listens at e.g. 8080 and then add "127.0.0.1:8080" as HTTP proxy to your browser). That'll at least give you an idea what the URLs look like. Matthias
