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Abstract: Introduction
Hogan in her recent paper [4] presented the requirements and the characteristics
of operating systems to realize the principle of complete mediation. She states
"the principle of complete mediation requires that every access to every object be
checked for authority. This implies that a secure system must utilize a foolproof
method of identifying the source of every request". Wells argues in a later paper [13]
that Hogan's discussion "does not apply to contemporary... (Update)
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.... that the right to exercise access carries with it the right to grant access , a well known fact in secure operating systems, see e.g. [KL87, G89a]. For example, if a script in context C 0 is allowed to read (and hence copy) an object in context C, then every script which is...
.... to exercise access carries with it the right to grant access (as noted in the context of unmodified capability systems in, e.g. [B84, G89a, KL87]) For example, if a script in context C 0 is allowed to read (and hence copy) an object in context C, then every script which is...
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L. Gong, On Security in Capability-Based Systems, ACM Operating Systems Review, 1989. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/gong89security.html More
@article{ gong89security,
author = "Li Gong",
title = "On Security in Capability-Based Systems",
journal = "Operating Systems Review",
volume = "23",
number = "2",
pages = "56-60",
year = "1989",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/gong89security.html" }
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