35) The set of (object, rights) pairs specifying which operations may be performed on which objectsis theaccess listaccess matrixprotection domainO capability listQuestion 3636) Reducing the size of the access matrix using rows will reduce the matrix to a set oflists.rightsаccessO domainO capabilityQuestion 3737) Which security concern is addressed by the absence of the r-right in the access matrix?Information destructionO Information modificationRevocation of accessO Information disclosure

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35) The set of (object, rights) pairs specifying which operations may be performed on which objects is the access list access matrix O protection domain capability list Question 36 36) Reducing the size of the access matrix using rows will reduce the matrix to a set of lists. rights асcess domain O capability Question 37 37) Which security concern is addressed by the absence of the r-right in the access matrix? Information destruction Information modification Revocation of access O Information disclosure

35) The set of (object, rights) pairs specifying which operations may be performed on which objects is the access list access matrix O protection domain capability list Question 36 36) Reducing the size of the access matrix using rows will reduce the matrix to a set of lists. rights асcess domain O capability Question 37 37) Which security concern is addressed by the absence of the r-right in the access matrix? Information destruction Information modification Revocation of access O Information disclosure

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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