Re: iSeries Security in Computerworld

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxx>]

Simple,

I knew the controller and it did it in the presence of the controller to 
show them just how much they were getting screwed by their current bizkneez 
pudnah...

:)

Don in DC

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At 03:13 PM 11/3/2006 -0800, you wrote:
> Don <dr2@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > . . . created my own USRPRF on the fly from a signon
> > screen and in 4 minutes was playing
> > in her payroll and G/L....I think they were at
> > seclvl(10) or lower...forget back then...
>
> Yes, it would have to have been.
>
> Sec10 is no passwords and automatic creation of accounts
> (i.e., your building has a front door).
>
> Sec20 has passwords and no automatic creation of accounts,
> but all accounts are *ALLOBJ *SECADM (i.e., your building
> has a lock on the front door).
>
> Sec30 has object-level security (i.e., your locked
> building has locked rooms).
>
> Sec40 and Sec50 have successively stricter object- and
> system integrity security (i.e., a guard patrolling the
> corridors of your building, and at Sec50, your guard is
> armed).
>
> BTW, how exactly did you manage to do what you did without
> being carted away in irons?
>
> --
> JHHL
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