Sed -i '' 's/\/home\/ehrocha\/hercules\/images/\/YOUR\/PATH\/HERE/g' ADCD_MAC.CONF
#Tn3270 emulator for mac install
#Tn3270 emulator for mac for mac os
Note that the instructions for Mac OS are outdated and won’t work. Install it, following the README instructions relevant to your system. Download and install tn3270 (Mac) or x3270 (Windows, Linux, Mac): this will be the client terminal used to connect to the mainframe.I glued the pieces in the following steps (Mac OS oriented and tested only with it, the same should work for Linux with minor adjustments and see the reference otherwise): I give a great importance to your feedback and it encourages me to continue. So if some of you are skilled and find mistakes or improvements, please let me know in the comments. This tutorial is exclusively for education-purpose, use it only for testing, never in production nor for illegal activities.Īlso, I am a noob in the area. InstallingĪlthough some Z/OS files are available for download on the Internet, you must own a legal license of Z/OS. It made me very curious and just in case I find some IBM Z/OS during a pentest, I though it would be nice to run it. Phil’s blog, “Soldier of Fortran”, is also a gold mine, he wrote many tips, tutos and tools. Where it was less of a surprise is that their security is pretty low :-)Īnyway, don’t miss watching the video. I was even more surprised to find out that they have some Unix interface, and that there is a emulator for x86. I thought mainframes where disappearing, but I was surprised to see that it still alive. I just watched the presentation of Phil Young at Shmoocon 2013: “ Mainframed: the secrets inside that black box“. Mainframes are not dead, why not pentesting it?
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