06-13-06 06:11 PM
On 6/12/06, Dennis - I Sioux <dennis-OWPHOFbGEQJmR6Xm/wNWPw@public.gmane.org> wrote:[vbcol=s
eagreen]
> Hey,
>
> How safe is it to store secure information on the FMS(/RSO) ..? Or is it
> always wise to send this to php?
> Is it possible to change the information/RSO on the FMS, even though a
> client hasn't gotten the read/write rights and the FMS is behind a firewall.[/vbco
l]
Hi Dennis,
It depends how sensitive the information actually is. The obvious
answer is that you want secure information not being sent unencrypted
over the wire, since AMF/RTMP packets are unencrypted, so you need
HTTPS, which guarantees you nothing except that the data is sent over
an encrypted connection.
What kind of security are you implementing on the server? ACLs? Role
Based? Ticketing system?
--
Owen van Dijk
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