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Enforcement of U-XACML history-based usage control policy

Martinelli et al., 2016

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18165188161459841948
Author
Martinelli F
Matteucci I
Mori P
Saracino A
Publication year
Publication venue
International Workshop on Security and Trust Management

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Usage Control policies have been introduced to overcome issues related to the usage of resources. Indeed, a Usage Control policy takes into account attributes of subjects and resources which change over time. Hence, the policy is continuously enforced while an …
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