Because VT3K/9000 input files contain login information to
your remote HP 3000, you should use a method for protecting your
input files.
In order to prevent unauthorized users from obtaining your
HP 3000 login information, you must protect your VT3K/9000 input
files and your input file directory. You should have sole access
for reading or writing to your VT3K/ 9000 input files. To accomplish
this unique access, perform the following steps:
Ensure that your input files are owned by you, the user.
Use the HP-UX chmod command to protect your input
files with 0400 (-r-----
---) permission.
Use the HP-UX chmod command to protect your input
file directory so that no one else can read it or write to it. For
example, you should protect your input file directory with at least
0700 (-rwx------)
permission.
Ensure your HP-UX account has a password.
