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Spring Security

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Some visitors have gently proposed that I should make some blog post, if only to assure the community that the Adobe Flash Player for Linux is still very active. Besides, the previous post’s comment thread was growing a…

Preparing for Flash Player 9 April 2008 Security Update

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Adobe has announced security changes and enhancements that will roll out with an upcoming security update to Flash Player 9. The Adobe Developer Connection has an article detailing the changes and who is impacted. If…

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Justin's Flash Blog " Maps that are Consistent with YOUR design

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Flash Player Needs Your Vote | Justin’s Flash Blog

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While CNN covers presidential campaigns, news about the Flash Player election is sadly being lost. Polls are open and candidates are sitting there hoping for your vote. Write-in candidates are already lurking in the…

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Flash Player 9.0.124 live

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Adobe has released an update to Flash Player 9 today (9.0.124.0). This is the April 2008 security release that I blogged about earlier. This is primarily a security release to address certain issues and maintain the…

Allowing Headers in crossdomain.xml

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If you send headers to a domain that does not match the domain where the SWF is hosted, you need update your crossdomain.xml file to allow them to continue to work with Flash Player 9.0.124.0. While this is discussed…