Integrated MFA in IBM i 7.6: benefits, risks, setup
What it actually adds to system security, which profiles cannot use it, and the setup procedure with the order to follow.
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Exit points: checking who controls network access
FTP, ODBC and data transfer reach the database without going through menus. The two SQL views for checking who controls that access.
Measuring *PUBLIC before restricting it
QCRTAUT defaults to *CHANGE, so public authority is wider than anyone decided. How to measure it with SQL before restricting it.
ACS 1.1.9.14: why this update cannot wait
IBM has released an ACS update closing known vulnerabilities. Why it cannot be postponed and how to check the installed version.
Turning on the audit journal and reading it with SQL
QAUDJRN is not on by default and cannot be enabled retroactively. The command to turn it on, the functions to query it, and the library they live in.
IBM i 7.6 TR2 and 7.5 TR8: what is in them
No revolution, but three or four things that take manual work off whoever administers the system. And one that concerns anybody sending mail from it.
Object security on IBM i
Many installations run on users who hold *ALLOBJ because "otherwise it does not work". How you end up there, and how to get out without stopping anybody's work.
Profiles, authorities and security levels
Special authorities, object authorities, groups, lists and adopted authority, the QSECURITY levels. With the queries to see who can do what.