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Access Control

Access Control. Access Control. Two parts to access control Authentication: Who goes there? Determine whether access is allowed Authenticate human to machine Authenticate machine to machine Authorization: Are you allowed to do that? Once you have access, what can you do?

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Access Control

Access Control. Access Control. Two parts to access control Authentication: Who goes there? Determine whether access is allowed Authenticate human to machine Authenticate machine to machine Authorization: Are you allowed to do that? Once you have access, what can you do?

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CSC 482/582: Computer Security

CSC 482/582: Computer Security. Threats, Attacks, and Vulnerabilities. Topics. Threats Threat Models Attacks, Attack Surface Exploits Indicators of Compromise Malware Vulnerabilities Mitigations and Patches. Definitions.

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CS 5600 Computer Systems

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CS 5600 Computer Systems

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Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals, Third Edition

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Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals, Third Edition

Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals, Third Edition. Chapter 7 Access Control Fundamentals. Objectives. Define access control and list the four access control models Describe logical access control methods Explain the different types of physical access control.

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CS 5600 Computer Systems

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Authentication Chapter 11

Authentication Chapter 11. Modified (heavily) by Dan Fleck. 1. 1. Basics. Authentication: binding of identity to subject Identity is that of external entity (my identity, Matt, etc .) Subject is computer entity (process, etc .) After login your identity is bound to everything you do!. 2.

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