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Abstract: Programmers often prefer to use existing system security services, such as file system security, rather than implement
their own in an application. Traditional Unix security is generally considered inadequate and few operating
systems offer enhanced security features such as ACLs[24] or immutable files[12]. Additional file system security
features are always sought, but implementing them is a difficult task because modifying and porting existing file
systems is costly or not possible. (Update)
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...if the file system is read only, write only, or allows both reading and writing. Read only file systems can be a useful security feature[23]. debug determines whether or not debugging code is included. FiST provides extensive debugging support; developers do not have to write...
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E. Zadok. Stackable File Systems as a Security Tool. Work in Progress. Computer Science Department, Columbia University, 1999. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/zadok99stackable.html More
@misc{ zadok99stackable,
author = "E. Zadok",
title = "Stackable File Systems as a Security Tool",
text = "E. Zadok. Stackable File Systems as a Security Tool. Work in Progress.
Computer Science Department, Columbia University, 1999.",
year = "1999",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/zadok99stackable.html" }
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