
Adobe Flash Player from 32.0.0.371 contain a time-bomb
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php? ... ost1919655
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That is exactly what i have done and i also have an older standalone flash player installed too.I have downloaded several gigs of flash files for my own little archive and personal use,
How to update Flash Player at your own risk![]()
The latest version of Flash Player can always be downloaded and installed by simply visiting https://flash.cn
Looks like a simple epoch timestamp in milliseconds.
I was just curious if it would be a big deal to make the latest one run. But if all Flash content disappears and you don't have it archived locally, that's indeed a problem.Moonraker wrote: ↑2021-01-03, 21:43The flash plugin is not so much a big deal with me as i use an older one...But if and when all the flash content domains etc go down as time progresses then the flash plugin will become in effect useless.
This is why for the sake of posterity and nostalgia i have downloaded 100gb of flashfiles of my own choosing.
Bluemaxima flashpoint is not very stable on linux it would seem so that is not an option anymore.![]()
It's not the 12th yet.
If you forward your operating system date to something anything post the 12th it may test it for you...im assuming the time bomb code uses the os date.