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attribute-based access control: a standalone construct

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Computer security

access control that grants or denies requests by evaluating rules over attributes of the subject, the object, the action and the environment.

In computer security, attribute-based access control refers to access control that grants or denies requests by evaluating rules over attributes of the subject, the object, the action and the environment. This meaning comes from Hu (2015) in Computer.[1]

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References

Hu, V. C., Kuhn, D. R., Ferraiolo, D. F., & Voas, J. (2015). Attribute-Based Access Control. Computer, 48(2), 85-88. https://doi.org/10.1109/mc.2015.33

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