2014 · 13 citations · 10 references
ComputingComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceAccess ManagementComputer SecuritySecurity ProtocolsAccess ControlAuthorizationConcurrency ControlData SecurityData SynchronizationSynchronization PrimitivesInformation Flow AnalysisSynchronizationSynchronization ProtocolsTransactions
In information systems, data in an object may illegally flow into another object if transactions manipulate the objects. In our previous studies, the role-based synchronization (RBS) and object-based synchronization (OBS) protocols are discussed to present illegal information flow in the role-based access control (RBAC) model. Illegal read operations mean read operations which might imply illegal information flow. Transactions which issue illegal read operations are aborted. In this paper, we consider a unique object whose data is not allowed to flow to another object. An illegal write is defined to be a write operation which is issued after reading a unique object or illegally reading an object in a transaction. Each transaction reads any object but is aborted if the transaction illegally writes an object. Synchronization protocol WA-RBS and WA-OBS are discussed based on abortion of transaction issuing illegal write operations.
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Role-based access control models
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