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Correct answer jeromiec83223024

Oh, good find.  That's exactly what you're looking for.  All of our open source projects should include a file that describes the licensing terms.  I totally overlooked this when I was looking through the project for you.


Also, there's confirmation about publication under the MPL on the SWF Investigator download page, here:

Download Adobe SWF Investigator - Adobe Labs

By downloading the software listed below, I acknowledge that I have read and agreed to the terms of the SWF Investigator License (MPL), the Adobe.com Terms of Use and the Adobe Online Privacy Policy.

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nukats
nukatsAuthor
Participant
April 28, 2016

What about the licence on sourceforge? Is this legaly binding? Https://sourceforge/arobe/swfinvestigator/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/MPL.txt

if it is can you update your main download page with this reference please? Cheers

nukats
nukatsAuthor
Participant
April 28, 2016
jeromiec83223024
Inspiring
April 28, 2016

Oh, good find.  That's exactly what you're looking for.  All of our open source projects should include a file that describes the licensing terms.  I totally overlooked this when I was looking through the project for you.

nukats
nukatsAuthor
Participant
April 23, 2016

Hello?

jeromiec83223024
Inspiring
April 23, 2016

I poked around yesterday, but don't see any license in the open source project, which you probably already know.  I know the researcher that wrote it, and he was sharing a project that he wrote for his own work. I doubt that the lawyers were involved, as it's a relatively niche project for a very small community of security researchers.

So, you're not getting an answer, because there's no obvious good answer, and the only appropriate binding response would be from Adobe's legal team.  Since Adobe is a business, there would probably need to be some sort of business incentive necessary to warrant the legal review and clarification necessary to provide you with a definitive and binding answer.

If you are interested in a license agreement for SWFInvestigator for incorporation in a commercial project or something, I'd be happy to refer you over to Adobe's business development team for a conversation about how to make licensing possible.  If your organization already has a relationship with Adobe through an enterprise support or licensing agreement, your dedicated business contact might be a more expedient route, as they have access to legal support dedicated to the sales organization.

nukats
nukatsAuthor
Participant
April 20, 2016

Hi any update on this please?

Rajashree Bhattacharya
Legend
April 19, 2016

Moving to flash professional