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Identify key access-control concepts.

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Identify key access-control concepts.

by Muhammad Asif
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are essential to ensure that only ______ can access data . They involve identifying the user and giving them the correct level of access .

Methods for Defining Access Controls :
______ : Control is based on the user's characteristics ( attributes ) , such as job role , department , and seniority .

______ : The file owner can set the access rights for other users at their discretion ; poses a security risk due to the potential for inappropriate access levels .

______ : The system administrator controls who can access a file , enforced by the operating system ; users ( even the creator ) cannot change access controls ; considered more secure than DAC .

Methods for Deciding Access Rights :
______ : Access rights are defined by the user's role within the organisation ( e . g . , department manager vs . administrator ) .

______ : Another method for deciding access rights .

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An is an interface between two programs that allows them to work with and exchange data . The sends a request over the internet to the API , which acts as an interface to the server and retrieves the data needed . The API typically formats the response in or XML so the client can easily parse it . APIs are classified by who has access : ) , Private ( Internal ) , Partner , and Composite groups , each offering different levels of security and collaboration .

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APIs come in several types that define how a programmer uses the interface and communicates with the application . Representational State Transfer ( ) is the most common , uses HTTP to request and send data , and remains flexible with formats like plain text , JSON , or XML , though it is generally viewed as less secure than . Simple Object Access Protocol ( SOAP ) also uses HTTP but always transmits data as XML and enforces stricter standards and higher security . and rely on RPC , encoding data in XML and JSON respectively , with XML - RPC being older and less common than REST or SOAP .

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In information security , methods for deciding access rights include ( ) and ( ) . RBAC assigns permissions based on a user's role within the organisation , such as or , simplifying management when roles change . RuBAC uses explicit rules and conditions to grant or deny access , which can reflect like time - based or location - based restrictions . Both approaches aim to minimize unnecessary access while ensuring users can perform their duties efficiently .

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There are three main approaches to defining access controls . ) grants permissions based on attributes such as , department , and seniority . Discretionary Access Control ( DAC ) lets the file owner set access rights for other users at their discretion , but this can create a due to potential inappropriate access levels . Mandatory Access Control ( MAC ) means the controls who can access a file , enforced by the ; users , even , cannot change access controls and it is generally more secure than DAC .

 
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