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From: Ed Fishel <edfishel@us.ibm.com> > >From: Alexei Pytel <pytel@us.ibm.com> > >> From: Leif Svalgaard > >> > It is possible for a user-state program belonging to an ordinary > >> > user profile and that does not adopt authority and that does not call > >> > other programs to assume all authority on an AS/400 > >> > >> If you know a way of doing this, I think you should report it to IBM. > > > >what good is that going to do? > > > >The flaws on which this rest (as far as I know) have been > >known to IBM for a decade. In fact, they were MADE by IBM. > > One way to read your reply is that IBM has intentionally introduced > weaknesses. not intentionally, just incompetently. Microsoft who is known for its many weaknesses also does not make these intentionally.
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