Supervision: Prof. Dr. Klaus
Brunnstein, University of Hamburg, and Prof.
Dr. Simone Fischer-Hübner, University of Karlstad
Current State
- Disputation passed, publication in progress
The book
Amon Ott
Mandatory Rule Set Based Access Control in Linux
(ISBN: 978-3-8322-6423-9)
is published by
Shaker Verlag.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Dissertation Goals
- Innovations
- Outline
- Background
- Perspective of Access Control Systems
- Basic Concepts
- Generalized Framework for Access Control (GFAC)
- Linux Capabilities
- Security Models
- Security Model Requirements
- Requirements
- Analysis of some existing Security Models
- Rule Set Based Access Control Framework
- From GFAC to the RSBAC Framework
- RSBAC Framework Structure
- Network Access Control with Templates
- Call Chain Examples
- Decision Modules (Rule Sets)
- Implementation
- Installation
- Administration
- Beyond GFAC
- Other Access Control Extensions
- Flask / Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux)
- Medusa DS9
- Linux Intrusion Detection System (LIDS)
- The Role Compatibility (RC) Model
- History
- Informal Description
- Specification
- Implementation
- Administration
- Implementation Testing
- Access Control Lists (ACL) Extension
- Authentication Enforcement (AUTH) Extension
- Analysis based on the Security Model Requirements
- Comparison with RBAC and DTE Models
- Usage Examples
- General Techniques
- Server Examples
- Benchmarks
- Outlook on a Distributed RSBAC Framework
- Replicated Individual Systems
- Fully Distributed Systems
- Analysis
- Conclusion