- From: SABA NOOR <saba.fraz90@gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2017 13:42:23 +0500
- To: public-owl-dev@w3.org
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I want to develop an Ontology-based Capability based access control model. For example, there are two devices A and B. Device A wants to access the data of device B. For this, Device A requested for the uniquely identified token to authorization manager. Suppose the Device B already defined the access privileges of device A. After successful authentication, the authorization manager checks the already defined token of Device A and match and provides a uniquely identified token to the Device A. Now, Device A using that token to access the data of Device B. Here, the authorization manager keeps that token information with relevant access privileges in the form of ontology. My question is, how we can generate such token? Actually, I want that our ontology automatically generates uniquely identified token for each device. Secondly, is it possible to model ontology for Capability base access control?
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