Re: VIRUS Alert for the LIST - FLAME ON!

John,

John Earl wrote:
> 
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> Sure.  Trojan Horses on the PC are really easy because there is
> nothing that prevents a PC program from being modified and or
> replaced.  I'm sure that the folks in Rochester would argue that this
> is not an AS/400 virus because it is actually implemented on the
> desktop (but for you and I the results are the same).  This just makes
> it that much more important to to have control of what get's
> introduced to the /400.  Admittedly AS/400 Library security is not as
> tight as we'd like (because a user only needs *USE authority to place
> new objects into a library), 

You BONEHEAD!   Of course even you know that a person needs *USE +
*ADD authority to a library in order to place objects in that library,
just *USE won't do it.   Now it's true that most AS/400's default
library create authority (SYSVAL QCRTAUT) is set to *CHANGE, so
*PUBLIC can do what you said, but they need more than *USE.

You must of been thinking of the ability to delete objects from a
library with only *USE authority to the library (still requires
*OBJEXT to the object itself).

Get it straight next time Buddy!


jte (Hey, it's OK to flame yourself!)



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