Designated authority system
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then we say that it is a '''designated authority system'''. | then we say that it is a '''designated authority system'''. | ||
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Revision as of 10:56, 19 June 2009
Definition
Suppose that some subject tries to perform an operation with some object.
If it must:
- not only designate the object
- but also choose a subset of its (unforgeable) permisions that allow it to perform a given operation with this object
then we say that it is a designated authority system.
