iFriends.net Exploit allows free viewing of private video chat

First, let me begin, I have attempted to contact iFriends, and given them time to correct this exploit, but they seem uninterested in the problem, and as a thank you to me for pointing this out, they've blocked my IP address, so I cannot verify if they have corrected the issue. I am therefore making this exploit public in order to encourage them to fix the issue. Please be aware that actually exploiting iFriends' system to view host's webcams without authorization is NOT encouraged. Chathosts, however, I do encourage you to contact iFriends and demand they fix this, and in the mean time refrain from using the EasyCam method (as it is the only method effected).

Here is the contents of the e-mail I sent to iFriends on Sunday, February 4th:

It has come to my attention that guests have the ability to view private and pay sessions free of charge. This is due to the weak security of the "privacy screen". Using a flash decompiler, one can download the flash used on your website, decompile it, remove the privacy filter, and recompile it... then, using a proxy configured to pass through all traffic, except for the flash files on your end, the person wishing to exploit your system can serve their modified flash files in place of yours. This allows complete and 100% uncensored access to the stream, that does not end when a session is taken private... This uncensored guest access access applies to the entire Cat Call platform, plus iFriends.net for any chathost utilizing the flash "EasyCam" software. Since users are guests, all region blocking in place by the chathost is also completely ignored. This is a huge privacy issue, and demands your immediate attention.

This exploit effects the websites iFriends.net, TotallyFreeCams.com, SizzlingCams.com, and IncredibleCams.com. Chathosts are encourages to stop using the EasyCam method until iFriends has announced a solution.

Let me again make it clear... the reason I am releasing information about this exploit is that I feel that if such an exploit effects the privacy of the chathosts of iFriends.net, those chathosts have the right to know about such an exploit.