[F9/AS3] byteArray example

[tonypa]

The cache settings in browsers can be changed by user (turn it off completely, clear it all on exit, clear it when trash is deleted, amount of space given to cached files etc). i also think in case of swf files it depends how you embed them in page (which again I have not tested).

The files that get cached are also easily decompiled. The common route to decompile swf is to get it from browsers cache, I dont see any harm providing alternative way to achieve same thing. The sharedObject itself is of course readable too, but converting it back into original swf requires more work. Good thing about byteArray is that is simply bunch of bytes. You could split it up into multiple files, you could remove header and footer from your swf and include them again in main swf, you could scramble the byteArray, write it backwards.. whatever your imagination can come up with

[theflashdesiner]

Hi, Somebody use multimedia protector to protect swf project?

[renderhjs]

works only if you wrap it in the proprietary (and probably ugly) *.exe player- not an option thus for online stuff where Flash is dominant