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Abstract: . We show the demand operation in the schematic protection model is
redundant in that it can be simulated by copy and create operations. We also consider
to what extent amplification (or conditional demand) can be simulated by similar
constructions.
Keywords: information systems, operating systems, protection models, security
1 INTRODUCTION
For protection purposes computer systems are viewed as consisting of subjects and
objects. Active entities such as users or processes are subjects while... (Update)
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...SPM included a third operation called demand. Demand is not used in the constructions of this paper and is known to be formally redundant [37]. the absence of tickets is a well known principle for protection [31] As a special case we also allow a link predicate which is always...
...of this paper and is mentioned here only for the sake of completeness. Demand in now actually known to be formally redundant [15]. 2.2 THE COPY OPERATION The copy operation moves a copy of a ticket from the domain of one subject to the domain of another leaving the...
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Sandhu, R.S. "The Demand Operation in the Schematic Protection Model." Information Processing Letters 32(4):213-219 (1989). http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/sandhu89demand.html More
@article{ sandhu89demand,
author = "Ravi S. Sandhu",
title = "The Demand Operation in the Schematic Protection Model",
journal = "Information Processing Letters",
volume = "32",
number = "4",
pages = "213-219",
year = "1989",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/sandhu89demand.html" }
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