Brendan
SwiftOnSecurity
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@SwiftOnSecurity Aged like milk
barunick@SwiftOnSecurity flash action script was still pretty limited though wasn’t it? Flash MX was when all the fuckery started (2004).
Graham Sutherland / Polynomial@barunick @SwiftOnSecurity there were endless vulns in the flash player implementations, so the scripting itself didn't need to be very capable
@gsuberland @SwiftOnSecurity this would have been flash 5, most vuls that I could find (quick search) start with 6. I’m not super familiar with old flash exploits though, it’s probably a case of just because there isn’t a cve doesn’t mean they don’t exist since bug bounties and disclosure was less common then.
Mike Sheward@SwiftOnSecurity my high school IT teacher told me “it’s hard to imagine an Internet without flash, so you should definitely learn ActionScript.”
So I did.
Sigh.
@SwiftOnSecurity every tech company has an inverse nostrodamus in the marketing department
Alesandro Ortiz 🇵🇷🏳️🌈@gsuberland "Inverse Nostradamus" is such a good phrase. 😂
@infosec_jcp 🐈🃏 done differentlyLuckily Steve Jobs was inspired by Flash and it's numerous issues & pushed HTML5🤝MPEG4 & banned Flash from OSX to IOS 🍿
となりのManoël🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 - Moof@SwiftOnSecurity r/AgedLikeMilk
Olivier Dagenais
rtificial@SwiftOnSecurity dust that off like an Indiana jones relic everytime I encounter flash on a webapp pentest.
[Yaseenist] CauseOfBSOD@SwiftOnSecurity "flash is secure" feels more dated than 2001 ngl