Axton,

Thanks for the imput.  I'm actually looking to provide more guidance to our
server security team.  When I showed them how to create a user from the
command line using arcache (an admin user at that) and then access their
system they lost their minds.  When I created a form and workflow and showed
them that I could access their system as root (the owner of the processes)
using $PROCESS$ there were strokes, seizures etc.  So now they have asked me
what else they need to look for, I was hoping that someone in the list new
of a white paper or other document that layed out a security plan for Remedy
Servers.

Thanks,
Marc Simmons


On 7/20/07, Axton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Some other things to consider:
- allowing back ticks in run process commands
- run process directory and access
- sql injection
- relative security of data on the wire (no/weak/strong encryption)
- web: xss vulnerabilities
- form/field/active link permissions
- server hardening
- network architecture for related components
- protocol implementation (malformed packets causing DoS, etc.); they do
exist

Patch is probably the incorrect term, you are probably looking to
properly configure the system.  Only BMC can provide patches, usually
in the form of a stripped binary.

Axton Grams

On 7/20/07, Marc Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> **
>
> Hi List,
>
> Does anyone know of a white paper that details the security risks with
> Remedy (ie arcache, arreload, encryption) etc and how to "patch" those
> holes.  I know that there are bits and pieces of information in the
> admin/config guides etc.  I was just hoping that there would be a doc
that
> consolidated all of that information.
>
> Thanks
> --
> Marc Simmons
> Remedy Administrator
>
> "Everyday above ground is a good day... the rest is a choice!"
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