Advanced autonomous access control system for web-based server applications

článek ve sborníku ve WoS nebo Scopus

angličtina

The number of the server applications in the world is rapidly increasing. Many of them need to handle user access. A typical approach is to implement access control logic directly into an object which is responsible for storing and retrieving the data and performing required operations over the data. The object checks access to appropriate methods and permits or denies required operation. But the systems are usually constructed from many such objects which require similar access control system. This leads to a greater overhead because access control checking must be coded inside all those objects. More code brings more bugs into the system moreover if a programmer simply forgets to verify some of required rights in the code then the system may encounter a forbidden data access. This article deals with that problem area and designs a unified database layer operating over relation database management systems. Key benefits it brings are strong simplification of the access control system from the point of view of the application code and impossibility to access data without permissions.

access control, SQL, database

CVRK, L., VRBA, V., MOLNÁR, K.

2007

2. 4. 2007

International Association of Science and Technology for Development

Phuket

978-0-88986-656-0

Proceeding of the 3rd International Conference on Advances in Computer Science and Technology

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