The RSBAC library
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I. RSBAC theory

The first part of this book describes the theory behind RSBAC.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. Introduction
2. RSBAC Models
2.1. Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
2.1.1. Bell-La Padula
2.1.2. Unix System V/MLS
2.1.3. The RSBAC MAC implementation
2.2. Functional Control (FC)
2.3. Security Information Modification (SIM)
2.4. Simone Fischer-Huebner's Privacy Model (PM)
2.5. Malware Scan (MS)
2.6. File Flags (FF)
2.7. Role Compatibility (RC)
2.7.1. Role Compatibility (RC) - Until v1.0.9-pre3
2.7.2. Role Compatibility (RC) - From v1.0.9-pre4 onwards
2.8. Authentification Module (AUTH)
2.8.1. Basics
2.8.2. AUTH attributes
2.8.3. Special Values
2.8.4. Initial Configuration
2.8.5. Administration
2.8.6. When to use AUTH model
2.9. Access Control Lists Module (ACL)
2.9.1. Basics
2.9.2. Time limits (from 1.2.0 onwards)
2.9.3. When to use ACL model
2.10. Linux Capabilities (CAP)
2.10.1. Basics
2.10.2. When to use CAP model
2.11. JAIL
2.11.1. Basics
2.11.2. When to use JAIL module
3. RSBAC Targets and requests
3.1. Targets
3.2. Requests
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