Open schnaader opened 8 years ago
There are several types of data inside SWF that are compressed using ZLIB according to the specification:
These are detected in intense mode, but it would be useful to extend the parser to detect them in normal mode, too.
Useful tool to analyse SWF files for this: Adobe SWF Investigator
Is SWF still a thing? Maybe this issue no longer needs to be addressed...
There are several types of data inside SWF that are compressed using ZLIB according to the specification:
These are detected in intense mode, but it would be useful to extend the parser to detect them in normal mode, too.