RE: iSeries buffer overflow immunity?

Agreed,  one can clone your customer socket server by looking at the
traffic.  But can they reverse engineer you actual program?  See your
variable layout to find that flag that would allow them to change their
authority and run system commands?  I could be totally blind about this but
unless you have the program object, how can you reverse engineer the actual
code to get the pointers to data and procedures.

Chris Bipes

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Don't necessarily assume since your custom socket server isn't "standard"
that it can't be hacked. My understanding is the Samba group reverse
engineered Microsoft's SMB protocol when developing Samba. Then again, they
had hundreds (thousands?) of samples of SMB traffic to work with...