Topic: authentication
Topic: public key encryption
Topic: distributed system security
Group: security
Topic: digital signature
Topic: roles
Topic: communication protocols
Topic: name server or name directory
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Reference
Wobber, E., Abadi, M., Burrows, M., Lampson, B.,
"Authentication in the Taos operating system",
ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, 12, 1, February 1994, pp. 3-32.
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Quotations
4 ;;Quote: secure communication and authentication in Taos with certificates, credentials, shared keys, and public keys
| 4 ;;Quote: A says S means that principal A supports the statement S; A speaks for B (A=>B) means that if A makes a statement, so does B
| 5 ;;Quote: only a channel can directly make a statement, C says S; e.g., K says S if K signs a certificate containing S
| 5 ;;Quote: 'A as R' means that A is a principal in role R with reduced rights; A=>(A as R)
| 5 ;;Quote: B|A means B quoting A, i.e., (B says A) says S
| 5 ;;Quote: 'B for A' means B acts for A; this includes B|A (B quoting A)
| 9 ;;Quote: A channel is secure if every message comes from the same process
| 9 ;;Quote: inexpensive, authenticated channels by multiplexing a secure channel from a process; GetPrin returns the principal that the subchannel speaks for
| 16 ;;Quote: need to cache authentication credentials; they are large enough to affect communications performance
| 17 ;;Quote: a credential is evidence that one principal Q speaks for another principal P; M implies Q=>P
| 23 ;;Quote: a certification library maps from names to public keys, keys to principals, group members to group names, and image digests to role names
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Related Topics
Topic: authentication (93 items)
Topic: public key encryption (30 items)
Topic: distributed system security (17 items)
Group: security (23 topics, 874 quotes)
Topic: digital signature (25 items)
Topic: roles (21 items)
Topic: communication protocols (62 items)
Topic: name server or name directory (40 items)
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