Edward Jaffe wrote:
Anyone tried this yet? Is it as slick as it looks?
http://www.mochasoft.dk/iphone_tn3270.htm
One of our guys downloaded the free (Lite) version to his iPhone and
it worked great in an in-house test. The only issue was that the Lite
version does not have PF key support.
Denis Gäbler wrote:
And the user may then need to carry a smartcard for each account.
My bank has the concept of combining multiple accounts to one login, so only
one smartcard is enough.
Your bank has, but other companies not. So, people still need multiple
tokens. Last but not least:
Tom Longfellow wrote:
Someday, someone is going to give me a rational, non paranoid reason for
why presenting a TSO login to the web is any less secure than WEB front-
end authentication. I have heard many arguements (DOS attacks, brute
force password hacks etc). but each and every one of
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 14:04:50 +0100, Ulrich Boche wrote:
Tom Longfellow wrote:
If SSL encryption is good enough to protect billions of dollars of credit
card numbers, why is it insufficient to protect my TSO userid and
password?
The problem you run into when opening the Internet for any
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
[...]
How have eBay and PayPal addressed this problem? If client certificates
or secondary authentication prevent D-o-S attacks which would keep
their administrators pretty busy, can't those techniques be adapted
to TSO logons?
Good point.
However I strongly doubt wether
using the first userid
that he found in syslog for some testing).
Just my 2 cent.
Denis.
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Paul Gilmartin wrote:
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How have eBay
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:27:41 -0400, Denis Gäbler wrote:
My point is, that Ebay sent me a secure id card which can be used instead of
a fixed password.
Userid password is not state of the art security these days.
State of the art banks use smartcards in combination with userid and password
in
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Denis Gäbler wrote:
My point is, that Ebay sent me
Denis Gäbler wrote:
My point is, that Ebay sent me a secure id card which can be used instead of a
fixed password.
Userid password is not state of the art security these days.
Yes. However it's like democracy: very bad system, but there is nothing
better. And yes, I'm aware of smartcards,
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:59:27 +0100, R.S. wrote:
State of the art banks use smartcards in combination with userid and
password in addition to indexed TANs for each transaction.
Such banks have to pay for millions of smartcards ,including
replacement, secure distribution, lost/stolen cards,
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 10:55:44 -0500, Paul Gilmartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:27:41 -0400, Denis Gäbler wrote:
My point is, that Ebay sent me a secure id card which can be used instead
of a fixed
password.
Userid password is not state of the art security these days.
State
finals is more hurting than 1 day without TSO access ;-)
Denis.
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On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:59:27 +0100, R.S. wrote:
State of the art
A z/OS exposed to the web should also make sure that nobody can guess Started
Task Userids, when they are revoked after 3 false passwords that has nice
impacts to your z/OS (Happened to me once due to a user using the first userid
that he found in syslog for some testing).
If you make the
A z/OS exposed to the web should also make sure that nobody can guess
Started Task Userids, when they are revoked after 3 false passwords that
has nice impacts to your z/OS (Happened to me once due to a user using the
first userid that he found in syslog for some testing).
Strange. It should
It looks very cool! Nice find.
However, a lot of organizations don't want to open a TN3270(E) port, even
an SSL encrypted one, to the public Internet without some extra barrier. So
you might have to combine this MochaSoft client with one of those SecurID
key fob systems (or equivalent) to issue a
Edward Jaffe wrote:
Anyone tried this yet? Is it as slick as it looks?
http://www.mochasoft.dk/iphone_tn3270.htm
I can say for their product on other platforms. Product was poor and
support was insolent: they adviced me to use another product if I don't
like their (I wanted to solve some
We have seen issues testing telnet connected emulators from various wireless
devices including Windows phones, Blackberrys, Iphones, tablet computers, PDAs,
and laptops. The main problem is that switching cells or mobile access points
drops the telnet connection and user session. It is ideal
Anyone tried this yet? Is it as slick as it looks?
http://www.mochasoft.dk/iphone_tn3270.htm
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Subject: TN3270 for iPhone
Anyone tried this yet? Is it as slick as it looks?
http://www.mochasoft.dk/iphone_tn3270.htm
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Los Angeles, CA 90045
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