Access control in a web application using event filtering

Details Access control in a web application using event filtering Access control in a web application using event filtering

2005-05-06

2010-06-08

Barron, Jr., Gilberto (Department: 2432)

Information security

Access control or authentication

Network

Reexamination Certificate

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07735119

ABSTRACT:
A web application is described that is capable of assuming a plurality of states and being arranged to process a received event from among a predeterminable set of events to change from one state to another. A permission record defines a set of permitted or forbidden events and the web application comprises an event filter arranged to consult the permission record on receipt of an event in order to determine whether to permit or not permit the event to be processed. Related methods of access control and computer program products are also described.

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