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  • Subject: Re: debug information for module
  • From: thomas@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: 17 Jul 2001 17:42:52 -0700

Gene:

Was just mildly curious about how changing the module info before binding it 
into a program would affect save/restore of the program object, whether any 
security violation would be signalled.

UPDPGM can already mislead an analyst trying to determine what a program is 
doing. (See help text for MODULE() parm.) It just seems that it's getting TOO 
easy to disguise program activity by misdirection.

Tom Liotta

On Tue, 17 July 2001, Gene_Gaunt@ReviewWorks.com wrote:

> Tom, the altered program and debug behaved the same before and after the
> save and restore on V4R5.

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