Remoting Security -- macromedia flash flash remoting

maliko50
6/5/2004 2:53:08 AM

I'm developing an ecommerce flash client that handles sensitive data that needs
to be secure. I'm not too experienced with flash remoting and I'm wondering
what needs to be done for security.
I know communication between flash clients and application server is not
encrypted and I think flash clients use http to transmit data to the server.
I'm guessing all I need to do is embed the flash client on a page using ssl
(https) and all flash data will be encrypted when sent to the server. Or am i
missing something?

Thanks for any input.

pstnotpd
6/7/2004 8:29:13 AM

Remoting will communicate just fine over https. Just use https in your
defaultGateWayURL and you should be ok as long as your flash client is
used in a browser. It will not work stand alone.
There is of course more to it than that though.....

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ha365
6/21/2004 11:54:55 PM

Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
Remoting will communicate just fine over https. Just use https in your
defaultGateWayURL and you should be ok as long as your flash client is
used in a browser. It will not work stand alone.
There is of course more to it than that though.....

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