>
> We need to build a CICS Transaction to obtain a PKCS #7 (token) to
> authenticate a user.
>
> I am confused if I have to use a RACF certificate, ICSF or both.
If you mean 2FA for CICS: see
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cics-ts/5.6?topic=securing-support-multi-factor-authentication-using-racf
If you are just authenticating a user, that is normally done in the CICS
security definitions, or with a RACF call for a particular resource class.
For certificates there is the r_datalib call (IRRSDL00) if you are managing
certificates, but that is unlikely to be done in a CICS transaction. CICS
I am rather late adding to the topic discussion, so, apologies if my
information is essentially redundant.
The z/OS MVS JCL Reference contains the prose shown below regarding
the PARM parameter of the JCL EXEC PGM statement. Yes, in order to
understand the details you need to look at the
:artificial stupidity" - see GIGO.
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billogden
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Subject: Re: AI wipes out humanity?
>If humans ever get so dependent on AI that they
>I have frequently caught him citing news sources that got the details wrong
>- so frequently that I am now in the habit of looking up (for example)
>Supreme-Court rulings to see what they actually say rather than what he
>said they say.
AMEN. News reports SHOULD be valuable, but this has become
>If humans ever get so dependent on AI that they blindly follow the
>"advice" of an AI assistant, all it takes is for AI to feed humans a
>mis-analysis of a life-threatening situation or potential extinction
>event and let the humans do the damage.
Sorry, but I cannot resist an obvious
