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midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
9. RE: Research Project- If you wanted to Hack an AS/400
theoretical ly, what would you do? (NFM) (rob@xxxxxxxxx)
There are some manuals to start with.
"Tips and tools for securing your iSeries"
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/books/c4153006.pdf
Rob's first manual is probably the best place to start. By describing
particular items to pay attention to while securing the system, the
common avenues of attack are also implicitly listed. I was very
irritated when IBM started putting manuals such as this on the web
because of that. But it's out there now, so might as well know it
thoroughly.
After this manual, a lot of decent TCP/IP-related attack info is also
potentially applicable since TCP/IP and the common server applications
-- e.g., telnet, FTP -- are standard. Further, because AS/400s often
participate in Windows Network Neighborhood, some Windows network
avenues are possible.
Al mentioned QSECOFR/QSECOFR which is embarassingly common. But
especially on older systems, a profile such as QSRVBAS was often ignored
entirely. That brings a new slant to the search by highlighting the
importance of keeping current with OS/400.
Because of the range of services possible under OS/400, the range of
attack avenues is pretty big. Start at the beginning; you've got a ways
to go.
Tom Liotta
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