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Which is why it's worthwhile to mention the new audit capabilities of IBM i
regarding who actually needs each security level. It turns the game from
"did we lock down so much that the system broke" to "Ok, everybody is
secofr? let's check what they actually need"
It allows you to gradually tighten the security without risking the more
usual complains of "but I cannot do my work!"

On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 9:49 AM Steve Pitcher <SPitcher@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

IBM i is a very worthwhile target in my opinion. Many manufacturing,
utility, government and finance companies. Critical infrastructure.

And the beauty is...people think it's not a worthwhile target, therefore
not a priority to secure.

Did some work recently for a customer who had an auditor concerned about
vendors with *ALLOBJ. That's the least of their worries...every single
object and directory was *public *change. It's closing the doors with the
windows wide open.

Steve Pitcher

iTech Solutions Group, LLC

p: (203) 744-7854 Ext. 176 | m: (902) 301-0810

www.itechsol.com | www.iInTheCloud.com



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Subject: Re: Has there been in-the-wild i Series virus?

Hello Rob,

Am 25.03.2020 um 12:29 schrieb Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>:

Actually I've found a few hacks for IBM i on black hat sites.

I'm aware. I didn't claim there are no actual hacks. I just wanted to
point out that IBM i isn't exactly a worthwhile target.

:wq! PoC

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