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Hey,

I am creating a website, but there are two vulnerabilities that I can not seem to patch. I have a directory (/data/uploaded), this directory contains uploaded files which currently can be accessed (if someone figures out the directory) through the URL bar but I don't want them to be. The only way that these files should be accessed is by a .swf file.

The second issue is: I have a .php file, this script is accessed by a .swf file, I don't want it to be accessed by anything other than the .swf file as it contains some sensitive information.

 

What ways can I solve these issues? I've seen similar questions posted when I searched the forums, but I've never seen an answer that has solved the problem. I hope I have better lock :).

 

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