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Ben Bucksch wrote:
> A serious security problem in Macromedia's Shockwave Flash plugin for
> all platforms and browsers has been published on BugTraq. Exploited,
> it allows an attacker to run arbitary code on your machine.
After the problem ha
Heiko Becker wrote:
> what is, when I use the Quicktime Plugin for play
> Flashanimations???
I don't know.
If the Quicktime plugin uses the Flash plugin again, then you are
vulnerable. If Quicktime has its own Flash interpreter, it might or
might not be vulnerable.
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Ben Bucksch wrote:
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> A serious security problem in Macromedia's Shockwave Flash plugin
> for all platforms and browsers has been published on BugTraq.
> Exploited, it allows an attacker to run arbitary c
Use about:plugins to see if you have Flash set up in Mozilla or a derivative
browser. That page will also tell you what directory it's in, which is
useful if the settings were imported from Netscape 4.x.
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A serious security problem in Macromedia's Shockwave Flash plugin for all
platforms and browsers has been published on BugTraq. Exploited, it allows
an attacker to run arbitary code on your machine.
This means that an attacker would have the same rig
