Starting an address space prior to TSS starting allows the STC to start without an entry in the STC Table.
Release : 16.0
Component : Top Secret for z/OS
Starting an address space prior to TSS starting allows the STC to start without an entry in the STC Table.
If acid has (+) as the first character, is an indication that this task started before TSS was initialized.
or
Started task not defined to the STC, so it is picking up the default which is bypass.
Once those STCs issue any security check after TSS has been properly initialized then we should rebuild the security
environment according to the acid specified in the STC table.
It should go through normal security checking unless security is being bypassed.
Issue a TSS LIST(STC) and check what the default STC is.
It might be *BYPASS*. This is the default.
example:
TSS LIST(STC)
ACCESSORID = *STC* NAME = STARTED-TASKS
TYPE = GLOBAL SIZE = 256 BYTES
STC = *DEF* ACID = *BYPASS* <----------------