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It’s rigid, because it implements a security architecture (capability-based security) instead of providing a mechanism to implement random restrictions.
by trasz 5y ago
It’s rigid, because it implements a security architecture (capability-based security) instead of providing a mechanism to implement random restrictions.
- chalst 5y agoCapability-based security can be done flexibly: look at EROS and E: http://www.erights.org/related.html http://www.erights.org/related.html