Foxpass is a cloud-based access control infrastructure for services like Amazon.
We demonstrate adaptation through a Self-Adaptive Authorization Framework (SAAF) controller that is capable of managing policy based federated role/attribute access control authorization infrastructures.
Khalil et al. [12] identify 28 security issues arising in cloud computing environments and group those into five categories: security standards, network, access control, cloud infrastructure, and data.
In the Internet of Things (IoT), identification and access control technologies provide essential infrastructure to link data between a user's devices with unique identities, and provide seamless and linked up services.
As researchers we can turn our attention to the problems of designing and building tools and services for a large scale trusted federated privacy preserving cloud infrastructure, with fine grained access control, user accessible audit trails, and trust assurance mechanisms.
Most of the existing research efforts in CRNs mainly focus on the issues of the physical and media access control (MAC) layers for an infrastructure-based single-hop scenario, including spectrum sensing, spectrum access, and sharing techniques [3 5].
Furthermore, the presence of the OFDM-based multi-carrier PHY and the absence of any coordinating central infrastructure necessitated access control to be exercised on the wireless medium in a distributed and efficient manner.
No fixed infrastructure There is no fixed infrastructure and centralized access control.
Such Environment has no fixed infrastructure and centralized access control.
