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RE: Model for Field level Access Control: msg#00107security.web-applications
You can try phpgacl if your using php Michael J. Lanham Major, Infantry U.S. Military Academy Instructor D/EECS 845-938-5562 DSN: 688-xxxx, Thayer 1121 > -----Original Message----- > From: Sundaram, Ramasubramanian (Cognizant) > [mailto:SRamasub@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 12:18 AM > To: webappsec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Model for Field level Access Control > > > HI, > We are designing a data model for a web application which > requires attribute level access control for records. > This application manages hundreds of thousands of records > of people. The users of this application work on these > records by modifying the attributes of the people, adding new > entries, searching for people etc. Access to these records > needs to be restricted based on the following factors. > 1)Userid / Role of the logged in user 2)The record he is > trying to access 3)Fields of the record that he is trying to > access and > 4)The action he is trying to perform on the > record(edit,delete or create a new record) > > Has anyone come across an efficient model to > represent/evaluate these restrictions? These records are > stored in a database. > > Any help in this regard is greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > Rams > > |
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