Re: Display User Password?

> The one way you could do it is by setting up a exit program to work on
> the change password command.  I have seen an article a couple of years
> ago that went into details on it.  Then whenever a user changed their
> password you could not only validate it (per whatever rules you desired)
>  but you could trap and store it.

Then there's a nastly little bit of high-school mainframe malware we
called "FCRAPS": fake a signoff, display a normal sign-on prompt, capture
the account and password, then sign the user off for real.

I understand that the name was intended to make it look like an innocent
simulation of a gambling game played with a pair of dice.

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JHHL