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Subject: RE: as/400 Domino
I am not a "security wizard" (yet), but I have had some experience in
convincing reluctant CEO's and CFO's. I think that the only way to convince
management is to show them the $$
I am not a "security wizard" (yet), but I have had some experience in
convincing reluctant CEO's and CFO's. I think that the only way to convince
management is to show them the $$. Find out what it would cost them to lose
their data, or lose their services for X hours. Their CFO should be ab
Yeah, but this calculator does not answer whether or not there should be
a firewall in front of the box.
I believe that is the question and he seeks proof.
'ken'
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> I have found this useful.
>
> This Link was posted previously. Thanks ???
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> http://www.as400.ibm.co
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From: LK-FM Tech Assistances [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 06 Feb 2002 14:46:08 +0600
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: as/400 Domino
This may be a very silly question. But I am desperate for advice from one of
you &qu
On Wednesday 06 February 2002 09:46, LK-FM Tech Assistances wrote:
> Their argument is that the servers are AS/400 and they claim that the
> platform does not have any security holes or vulnerabilities that a
> potential hacker could exploit. So they feel they don't need a firewall.
> Although I a
No system like that should be left out on the internet like that without a
firewall. While I don't personally know of a way to break into this
system you can be sure that somebody out there does, and they are just as
likely to be malicious as not. Personally I wouldn't want my corporate
data han
OK, here is my AS/400 rant.
I've worked on the 400 for almost 4 year now. It's true: the 400
architecture eliminates many! common security problems, including buffer
overflows. One can think of the 400 like a giant JVM actually.
Here's the rant part: It seems to me that because the 400 is not
Take a look at the Exploit info on:
http://packetstormsecurity.nl/9905-exploits/ibm.as400.smtp.DoS.txt
Also, check these two, right from Security Focus...
http://www.securityfocus.org/bid/3518
http://www.securityfocus.org/bid/173
Though this is passed, it does show that someone knows
I have found this useful.
This Link was posted previously. Thanks ???
http://www.as400.ibm.com/tstudio/secure1/advisor/secwiz.htm
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This may be a very silly question. But I am desperate for advice from one of
you "security wizards", as I need to convince a client to immediately
evaluate altanative security solutions ASAP, as they are exposing their
internal network to the Internet without a firewall.
Their argument is that t
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