Lecture

Principles II: Complete Mediation, Open Design, Separation of Privilege

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Description

This lecture covers the 'complete mediation' principle, emphasizing the need to check every access to objects for authority. It then delves into the 'open design' principle, advocating for transparent system designs. Finally, it discusses the 'separation of privilege' principle, highlighting the importance of requiring multiple conditions for executing actions to enhance security.

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