Open Access
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- https://doi.org/10.1145/283751.283831
Security in an object-oriented database
- Jan 1, 1993
- James M Slack
Abstract
Much of the research in security for object-oriented databases follows the traditional lines of discretionary access control, mandatory access control, and multilevel secure database systems. In this position paper, our premise is that security and integrity can be implemented in the object-oriented database model. We propose extensions to the basic data model to incorporate security and integrity. Our secrecy/integrity mechanism is based on the idea that objects are partitioned into protected groups. An object in a protected group is restricted in the messages it can accept and send.
- # Multilevel Secure Database Systems
- # Object-oriented Database Model
- # Object-oriented Database
- # Mandatory Access Control
- # Protected Group
- # Research In Security
- # Position Paper
- # Access Control
- # Secure Database
- # Lines Of Control