ACLs

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ACLs (Access Control Lists) are security mechanisms that define and enforce which users or systems are permitted to access specific resources and what operations they are allowed to perform.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf authorization mechanism
computer security mechanism
abbreviation ACL
appliesTo APIs
cloud resources
database objects
directories
files
network devices
benefit auditable access rules
centralized permission management
fine-grained access control
canBe stateful
stateless
componentOf discretionary access control
mandatory access control
role-based access control implementations
contains access control entries
controls delete permission
execute permission
inbound traffic
network traffic filtering
outbound traffic
read permission
write permission
defines allowed operations on resources
which subjects can access which objects
exampleImplementation AWS S3 bucket ACLs NERFINISHED
Azure storage ACLs NERFINISHED
Cisco IOS ACLs NERFINISHED
GCP Cloud Storage ACLs
POSIX ACLs NERFINISHED
Unix file permission ACLs
Windows NTFS ACLs NERFINISHED
fullName Access Control List
policyModel blacklisting
whitelisting
relatedConcept access control entry
authorization policy
capability-based security
discretionary access control
identity and access management
mandatory access control
role-based access control
represents list of access control entries
risk complexity in large environments
misconfiguration
overly permissive access
specifiedBy entries mapping subjects to permissions
rules
usedFor controlling access to resources
defining permissions
enforcing authorization policies
usedIn cloud storage services
databases
directory services
file systems
firewalls
network routers
object storage systems
operating systems
switches
web servers

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VMS hasSecurityFeature ACLs