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  • Subject: Re: security of spooled files
  • From: "Jim Franz" <jfranz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2000 16:30:00 -0400

> On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Lynette Chronister wrote:
> > I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of how to secure my payroll
processor's spool files.  Her reports and etc are accessible to others.
>
this is the "short" version.
Make sure any users who are not authorized do not have special authority
*splctl.
It overrides object authority. It is the "qsecofr of spool files".
change owner (chgobjown) of outq to payroll (could be group)
change aut (grtobjaut or edtobjaut) to outq to exclude *Public & anyone else
except payroll.
chgoutq to oprctl *no and dspdta *owner
remove *Splctl from anyone not authorized to payroll
would recommend security audit on outq - will generate "AF" authority
Failure if attempt to display spool.
need strong object aut of payroll files (exclude *public) menu access
control is not enough. I've seen mechanics figure out how to get a pc to
view payroll files!
See Tips & Tools for Securing Your AS400 (one of the best things IBM ever
did)
also "Implementing as/400 Security" by Wayne Madden & Carol Woodbury-great
book and new version now out.
Finally - say something to your Payroll software vendor for building outq's
with public access!!
jim


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