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Darren

(aka xable)

Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Note: This installs flash for IE only

Changelog
14/02/2011 - Updated to v10.2.152.26
09/11/2010 - Updated to v10.1.102.64
13/08/2010 - Updated to v10.1.82.76
01/06/2010 - Updated to v10.1.53.64
19/03/2010 - Updated to v10.0.45.2
23/12/2009 - Updated to v10.0.42.34
02/08/2009 - Updated to v10.0.32.18
01/04/2009 - Updated to v10.0.22.87
21/10/2008 - Fixed adobe's checksum bug - aren't I nice!
16/10/2008 - Updated to v10.0.12.36
05/05/2008 - Fixed a bug when not installing from a cd
26/04/2008 - Added SP3 compatibility
15/04/2008 - Updated to v9.0.124.0
23/10/2007 - Updated to v9.0.115.0
23/10/2007 - Updated to v9.0.47.0
21/06/2007 - First Release

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xable_AdobeFlashPlayer-v1.15_addon.cab
SIZE = 2.73 MB
MD5 = b6146f59424bcf4e2c727b2cae6b1b82

Last edited by Darren (14-02-11 07:42)

Darren

(aka xable)

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Updated

EEguru

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Is there anyway to edit the Global Privacy settings on install/through a REG patch, etc.

It's the evil Flash Cookie (that nobody seems to know about) that we are targeting here. It is a HUGE invasion of privacy.

Since when you clear all cookies/history and you think you've gotten rid of them, you don't realize that there is a Flash Cookie (FLashLocal Shared Object) that persists, and as soon as you hit a site, it uses that cookie to re-create the cookies you deleted. So your still tracked.

I have NO idea why this isn't making front page on every security blog (been used widespread in the wild for about 5-6 months now).

But you have to head to adobe's site to open the options window. then select "don't allow 3rd party to store content, etc.".

Anyone look into how to automatically set these settings?

(Don't allow any content stored, deny all sites, NEVER ask again, don't check for update, deny everything. Size storage 0.)

Thanks!

fric

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

This may not be the place to discuss this, but I ran process monitor while editing the settings EEguru talked about.

And it basically didn't touch the registry. All it did was edit this file:
%APPDATA%\Macromedia\Flash Player\macromedia.com\support\flashplayer\sys\settings.sol
The site-specific stuff seems to be stored in that folder too.

So it will probably not be that easy to include any settings into the addon pack.

Regards,
Fric

Darren

(aka xable)

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Actually it would be very easy, just edit the settings you want and have the addon copy your custom settings.sol.

Thing is I wouldn`t want to force one persons preferences on everyone.

FrizzleFry

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124.0 was released recently.

Would you please update this addon.

Darren

(aka xable)

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

I didn`t know there was a new version released.. thanks for sharing.

Oh and I updated the addon.

FrizzleFry

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

Thanks.

FrizzleFry

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

The new Flash addon does not seem to work with XP SP3.

The following files are placed in Windows\system32\en:
Flash9f.ocx
install.log
uninstall_activeX.exe

I used nLite-1.4.5.beta2 to integrate this addon on Win XP Pro SP2 with SP3 (5512) slipstreamed. This was the only addon I used.

I realize this could be a problem with nlite but I figured I would ask here first.

FF

FrizzleFry

Member

Re: Adobe Flash Player v10.2.152.26

I think I see the problem.

In the [WinntDirectories] section of the TSTSETUP.SIF file 243 is used twice.

243 = system32\en

243 = system32\Macromed\Flash