Titlebook: Computer Security - ESORICS 92; Second European Symp Yves Deswarte,Gérard Eizenberg,Jean-Jacques Quisqu Conference proceedings 1992 Springe

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Type-level access controls for distributed structurally object-oriented database systems other design environments which are to support large, distributed development teams. Several concepts of discretionary access controls (DAC) for such systems have been proposed; these concepts support nested complex objects and nested working groups. However, they do not support roles in developmen

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On the Chinese Wall model access. In the original Brewer-Nash model the write permission is very restricted. There a subject can get write access to one object only and only during early states of the system. We change this rule and introduce a dynamic concept of the “conflict of interest relation”. Thus, we prevent an indi

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Verification and modelling of authentication protocolsn protocols have been proposed and discussed. Burrows, Abadi and Needham [BAN1] created a logic of authentication to formally analyze authentication protocols. This BAN-logic has been subject to critique and several extensions have been suggested. Nonetheless, due to its straightforward design and i

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