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> The following are my personal opinions and in no way reflect the official > position of my employer or anyone else... Patrick, they pretty much reflect mine! ---[ snip ]--- > So while some of the postings have bits and pieces that may be accurate, > they all contain glaring inaccuracies which tend to sensationalize and > magnify the ramifications of any of the parts that are accurate. > I read the first such posting (the one about being able to invoke programs on your PC from the AS/400 via your CA session, and the 'risk' of running evil CL programs) and posted a copy the midrange security list. I posted it because I found it amusing. There were (as you stated) a couple of other postings, but they weren't as funny, so I didn't post them. > I suspect most security experts would also agree that publicly announcing > exposures without ever informing the vendor (before or after making the > public announcement) is generally assumed to be grandstanding... They are great examples of FUD, and of course have only one real purpose which is to sell someone's 'book'. --phil
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