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declassification: a standalone construct

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Computer security

deliberate, policy-controlled release of secret information in information flow security, characterized by what, who, where and when.

In computer security, declassification refers to deliberate, policy-controlled release of secret information in information flow security, characterized by what, who, where and when. This meaning comes from Sabelfeld (2009) in Journal of Computer Security.[1]

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References

Sabelfeld, A., & Sands, D. (2009). Declassification: Dimensions and principles. Journal of Computer Security, 17(5), 517-548. https://doi.org/10.3233/jcs-2009-0352

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