Enabling Security For ActiveMQ JMX Access
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This document discusses securing JMX access to Apache ActiveMQ. It describes how to access ActiveMQ through JMX without security by default. It then outlines the steps needed to enable security, which includes updating configuration files like jmx.access and jmx.password to add credentials, restricting permissions on jmx.password, disabling the ActiveMQ JMX connector, and modifying activemq.bat to specify the new configuration. With these changes, JMX access will require valid credentials instead of being open without security.
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CMPS 12M
Data Structures Lab
Lab Assignment 1
The purpose of this assignment is threefold: (1) get a basic introduction to the Andrew File System (AFS)
which is the file system used by the ITS unix timshare, (2) learn how to create an executable jar file
containing a Java program, and (3) learn to automate compilation and other tasks using Makefiles.
AFS
Logon to your ITS unix timeshare account at unix.ucsc.edu. If you don't know how to do this, ask for
help at a lab session, or see Lab Assignment 1 from my CMPS 12A/L Spring 2018 webpage:
https://classes.soe.ucsc.edu/cmps012a/Spring18/lab1.pdf
Create a subdirectory within your home directory called cs12b in which you will keep all your work for
both CMPS 12B and CMPS 12M. Create a subdirectory within cs12b called lab1. From within lab1
create a subdirectory called private, then set access permissions on the new directory so that other users
cannot view its contents. Do all this (starting in your home directory) by typing the lines below. The unix
prompt is depicted here as %, although it may look different in your login session. The lines without the
unix prompt are the output of your typed commands.
% mkdir cs12b
% cd cs12b
% mkdir lab1
% cd lab1
% mkdir private
% fs setacl private system:authuser none
% fs listacl private
Access list for private is
Normal rights:
foobar rlidwka
Here foobar will be replaced by your own cruzid. The last line of output says that your access rights to
directory private are rlidwka which means: read, list, insert, delete, write, lock, and administer. In
other words you have all rights in this directory, while other users have none. If you are unfamiliar with
any unix command, you can view its manual page by typing: man <command name>. (Do not type the
angle brackets <>.) For instance man mkdir brings up the man pages for mkdir. Man pages can be very
cryptic, impenetrable even, especially for beginners, but it is best to get used to reading them as soon as
possible. Under AFS, fs denotes a file system command, setacl sets the access control list (ACL) for a
specific user or group of users, and listacl displays the access lists for a given directory. The command
% fs setacl <some directory> <some user> <some subset of rlidwka or all or none>
sets the access rights for a directory and a user. Note that setacl can be abbreviated as sa and listacl
can be abbreviated as la. For instance do la on your home directory:
% fs la ~
Access list for /afs/cats.ucsc.edu/users/a/foobar is
Normal rights:
foobar rlidwka
system:authuser l
http://its.ucsc.edu/unix-timeshare/index.html
https://classes.soe.ucsc.edu/cmps012a/Spring18/lab1.pdf
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The path /afs/cats.ucsc.edu/users/a/foobar will be replaced by the full path to your home
directory, and your own username in place of foobar. Note that ~ (tilde) always refers to your home
directory, . (d.
2600 v03 n02 (february 1986)
The document summarizes security vulnerabilities in dial back systems used for computer login authentication. It explains that dial back systems are not foolproof because a hacker could intercept the callback phone call by not hanging up after initial login, taking advantage of caller control phone switches. It also describes other techniques a hacker could use to fool modems and bypass dial back security, such as recording dial tones, ringing, or waiting for the modem to pickup before supplying an answer.
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Chapter 09
The document discusses various topics related to user security in Linux systems. It covers selecting strong passwords, managing passwords using tools like passwd and PAM, using utilities like sudo and vlock to control access, and seeing who is logged into the system. It emphasizes the importance of password security and provides tips for creating secure passwords.
Privileged file operations_bug_on_windows
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