Part 4: Access Control IIInternational audienceIn this paper we first introduce a logic for describing formally a family of delegation and revocation models that are based on the work in Hagström et al. We then extend our logic to accommodate an epistemic interpretation of trust within the framework that we define. What emerges from this work is a rich framework of formally well-de fined delegation and revocation schemes that accommodates an important trust component
peer reviewedIn ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permiss...
Abstract. Delegation is a mechanism that allows a user A to act on another user B’s behalf by making...
This chapter explores the concept of trust management in access control. We introduce the concepts b...
Part 4: Access Control IIInternational audienceIn this paper we first introduce a logic for describi...
In ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and admi...
In access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and administrative right...
We have an existing framework for updating privileges and creating management structures by means of...
One of the most widespread access control model that assigns permissions to a user is Role Based Acc...
We have previously presented a framework for updating privileges and creating management structures ...
International audienceIn the field of access control, delegation is an important aspect that is cons...
In ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and admi...
We use a state-transition approach to analyze and compare the core access control mechanisms that ar...
Delegation is a mechanism that allows one agent to act on another's privilege. It is important that ...
This paper proposes a logic based framework that supports dynamic delegation for role based access c...
One reason workflow systems have been criticized as being inflexible is that they lack support for d...
peer reviewedIn ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permiss...
Abstract. Delegation is a mechanism that allows a user A to act on another user B’s behalf by making...
This chapter explores the concept of trust management in access control. We introduce the concepts b...
Part 4: Access Control IIInternational audienceIn this paper we first introduce a logic for describi...
In ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and admi...
In access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and administrative right...
We have an existing framework for updating privileges and creating management structures by means of...
One of the most widespread access control model that assigns permissions to a user is Role Based Acc...
We have previously presented a framework for updating privileges and creating management structures ...
International audienceIn the field of access control, delegation is an important aspect that is cons...
In ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permissions and admi...
We use a state-transition approach to analyze and compare the core access control mechanisms that ar...
Delegation is a mechanism that allows one agent to act on another's privilege. It is important that ...
This paper proposes a logic based framework that supports dynamic delegation for role based access c...
One reason workflow systems have been criticized as being inflexible is that they lack support for d...
peer reviewedIn ownership-based access control frameworks with the possibility of delegating permiss...
Abstract. Delegation is a mechanism that allows a user A to act on another user B’s behalf by making...
This chapter explores the concept of trust management in access control. We introduce the concepts b...