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WMQ Security bulletin site
Been wondering how to know if your WMQ is up to date for security patches? Wonder no more! Just go visit the Security Bulletin for WebSphere MQ page. The Recommended Fixes page lists all of the Fix Packs and from … Continue reading
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Tagged compliance, CVE, fix packs, fixes, HIPAA, patches, PCI, security, SOX, vulnerability, WMQ, WMQ Security
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Pages updated
I’ve just updated the WMQ and Links pages with new content. There are a couple new Mission:Messaging articles and I fixed a few broken links on the Links page. On the WMQ page I’ve added some new content, rearranged some … Continue reading
WebSphere MQ – Coming soon to an audit near you!
The June 29 episode of The Deep Queue is finally up! Sorry about the delay, I was on an engagement last week that had me staying over the weekend in Boston to perform a production implementation on Saturday. Although I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Admin, Best Practices, commentary, DeepQueue, News, Podcast, security, WebSphere MQ, WMQ, WMQ Security
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New WMQ Channel vulnerability and interim fix announced
The IBM Internet Security Systems XForce team recently announced a buffer overflow vulnerability in WebSphere MQ client channels. According to the release, the vulnerability includes the possibility of remotely executing arbitrary code or “causing the application to crash.” It is … Continue reading
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Deep Queue #11: Security breaches are not news?
The subject of the UC Berkeley data breach was discussed on the May 15th Security Squad podcast. The thing that struck me was that the breach itself was not the topic of conversation but rather the debate was about whether … Continue reading
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Tagged DeepQueue, Podcast, security, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere MQ Security, WMQ, WMQ Security
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WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE: WMQ Security exits
As you know, there are some security functions in WebSphere MQ that require an exit. By now everyone should be familiar with BlockIP2, the well known channel security exit. But there are a couple of other requirements that a channel … Continue reading
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Tagged Best Practices, design, security, WebSphere MQ, WMQ, WMQ Security
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Wrapping up IMPACT 2009
Well, this is the last day of IMPACT. It’s always lightly attended as many folks take Friday as a travel day. I have one more session this morning though. It’s the WMQ ESE introduction. Overall the WMQ security sessions were … Continue reading
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Tagged Conferences, Events, General, News, security, WebSphere MQ, WebSphere MQ Security, WMQ, WMQ Security
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Administering FTE from stand-alone explorer
Rich Cumbers posted a mini how-to describing the procedure to install the WMQ File Transfer Edition plug-in into the stand-alone WebSphere MQ Explorer. Should be very useful.
WMQ Humor
Resurrecting something I wrote back in 2003 over a lunch break: MQ Message pick-up lines… Your queue or mine? What’s your sign-bit? Is that a COA in your message descriptor, or are you just glad to see me? What’s a … Continue reading
Guest blogger @ WebSphere User Group
Ben Wen and I were invited to be guest bloggers at WebSphere User Group this month so the post I was planning for this space was hijacked! You can read it at WebSphere User Group posted as The Invisible Threat.