FLASK

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FLASK is a flexible, fine-grained security architecture originally developed for operating systems like SELinux to support configurable mandatory access control policies.

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instanceOf access control architecture ⓘ
security architecture ⓘ
abbreviation FLASK ⓘ
appliedTo Linux ⓘ
embedded systems ⓘ
microkernel-based systems ⓘ
associatedWith NSA research projects ⓘ
category computer security model ⓘ
operating system security ⓘ
controls interactions between subjects and objects ⓘ
designedBy National Security Agency ⓘ
designedFor operating systems ⓘ
developedFor high-assurance systems ⓘ
documentationType security architecture specification ⓘ
enables centralized security policy management ⓘ
policy changes without code changes in object managers ⓘ
focusesOn mandatory access control enforcement ⓘ
policy configurability ⓘ
policy modularity ⓘ
fullName Flux Advanced Security Kernel ⓘ
goal enable strong mandatory access control ⓘ
improve system security assurance ⓘ
support multiple security policies simultaneously ⓘ
hasComponent object managers ⓘ
policy decision mechanisms ⓘ
policy enforcement mechanisms ⓘ
security server ⓘ
hasProperty fine-grained ⓘ
flexible ⓘ
influenced SELinux architecture ⓘ
other MAC frameworks ⓘ
originatedIn research on secure operating systems ⓘ
provides dynamic policy configuration ⓘ
fine-grained access decisions ⓘ
label-based access control ⓘ
relatedTo Linux Security Modules framework ⓘ
SELinux policy language ⓘ
separates policy decision from policy enforcement ⓘ
supports configurable security policies ⓘ
mandatory access control ⓘ
multi-level security policies ⓘ
policy flexibility ⓘ
role-based access control policies ⓘ
type enforcement policies ⓘ
usedIn SELinux ⓘ
uses security contexts ⓘ
security labels ⓘ

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