Re: FW- naming and terminolo

["Jonathan Millen" <Jonathan_Millen@iegate.mitre.org>]

        Reply:      RE>FW: naming and terminology

MacOS also has DAC for file sharing over the network.  Shared folders
are read/modify controlled on a UNIX-like owner/group/other basis.
-Jon Millen
--------In response to-------------
From: Paul Leach
...
Just FYI -- Windows NT has full DAC (passes C2 in appropriate configs) 
and Windows 95 has optional DAC on volumes when accessed over the 
network (the relevant case for IPSEC).  So, PCs these days care about 
authenticating users making remote requests.
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] From: Ran Atkinson  <atkinson@itd.nrl.navy.mil>
...
] Discretionary Access Controls (DAC):	Access controls on an object
] 			(e.g. file) that are at the discretion of the owner
] 			of that object (e.g. file).  This includes MOST
] 			commercial operating systems. DOS and Windows
] 			and MacOS are examples of systems that lack
] 			DAC.

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