Month: July 2023

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8/14/2023 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Read More 

​Come to Paris, October 24th – 26th and learn from IBM experts on topics to help you get the best out of Power for your business.
We will be running 4 sessions in parallel for most of the conference and these will cover subjects including: Containerisation apps on Power, Automation, IBM I, Oracle, security, hybrid cloud and much more, through Labs, demos, Hints and Tips, Roadmaps and Overviews. Read More 

​Two new vulnerabilities in core components of the IBM i operating system were disclosed by IBM last week, including one that impacts Performance Tools and another in Facsimile Support for i. Both vulnerabilities were discovered by Silent Signal, the Hungarian firm that discovered the recent DDM vulnerability, and both are considered high risk flaws that should be patched immediately.
More security flaws exist in IBM i that will be exposed in the months to come, the company says.
The first new flaw, CVE-2023-30988, pertains to a local privilege escalation vulnerability discovered in Facsimile Support for i, a native IBM …
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​The security vulnerabilities in the IBM i software stack are coming in waves. This week, there are three more to report, two of which we detail separately in this issue.
First, we have Security Bulletin: IBM Facsimile Support for i is vulnerable to local privilege escalation (CVE-2023-30988), which you can find out more about here. The issue can be fixed by applying a PTF to IBM i.  IBM i releases 7.5, 7.4, 7.3, and 7.2 installed with 5798-FAX version V5R8M0 will be fixed. IBM i Release, 5798-FAX,V5R8M0 PTF Number SI83583 for 7.5, 7.4, 7.3, 7.2 – read the cover …
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​1:39 Using the HTTP_POST_VERBOSE QSYS2 function to make a POST to a rest server.
1:11 Using the HTTP_POST QSYS2 function to make a POST to a rest server. Read More