Roles and rights

M.R. Low; B. Christianson

Roles and rights

M.R. Low, B. Christianson

Centre for Computer Science and Informatics Research

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Abstract

In this paper we describe and discuss a protection model designed by Coulouris and Dollimore to protect objects which are shared by different principals participating in a co-operative task. We then show that the Self-Authenticating Proxy mechanism would enable a satisfactory implementation of this model as well as providing other benefits which had not previously been envisaged.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Publication status	Published - 1995

Publication series

Name	UH Computer Science Technical Report
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Volume	232

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