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Explore security model

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Explore a security model. All of them will provide a better understanding of how security enters into computer architectures and operating system design. History of the model, How is the model implemented, what are the known barriers, how to bypass barriers and other pertinent information.

Trusted computing base

State machine model

Information flow model

Noninterference model

Take-Grant model

Access control matrix

Bell-LaPadula model

Biba model

Clark-Wilson model

Brewer and Nash model (also known as Chinese Wall)

Goguen-Meseguer model

Sutherland model

Graham-Denning model

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