> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barry Lake
> 4) Use MPEX. I don't know offhand the magic incantation, but I can
>    guarantee you there's a way to find all PM programs using MPEX.

     %LISTF @[log in to unmask]@(PMCAP),<whatever>

where "<whatever>" is a regular or enhanced MPEX listf format.  Usefull modes are ,SEC or ,5.  If you want to "do something" with the files found, a better mode might be ,6 (fully qualified filenames) with output directed to a file.

solution 4b) run VEAUDIT -- "PM" capability is deemed potentially dangerous as "normal O/S checks are circumvented" [or words to that effect from the GETPRIVMODE description], and can be further compromised to perform an "elevated capability" security intrusion/attack. [wow, such big words for me today... ;) ]  Long story short, VEaudit has a specific report of all PM programs, particularly those not in PM-capable groups [consider them as "trojan horses lying in wait...]

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