Arthur T. wrote:
Ed Jaffe snipped too much. Take a look at more of Gil's post:
On the other hand, anyone who worked at the same shop for a long time
knows
how to "trick" its systems. How to run jobs with any jobclass (and maybe
form some kind of a denial of service attack?), how passwords are
managed,
who are the powerful users, what resources are not properly
protected, how
to falsify identities under CICS/IMS, how to run batch jobs under other
users, how to become APF-authorized, how to utilize error in 3rd party
products, and the list goes on
I didn't snip too much. I just snipped the parts that (IMHO) become
irrelevant once one knows how to be come APF authorized.
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