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Security Education

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tmux shortcuts & cheatsheet

tmux shortcuts & cheatsheet

start new:

tmux

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tmux new -s myname
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oop106 / intsec_10_20
Created December 6, 2011 22:08 — forked from schuay/intsec_10_20
10.1 explain the differences among the terms security class, security level, security clearance, and security classification.
Context: BLP model, access control concept
security class - assigned to each subject and object, in the simplest form:
security level - form a strict hierarchy and are referred to as security levels (top secret -> secret -> ...)
security clearance - a subject is said to have a security clearance of a given level
security classification - an object is said to have a security classification of a given level
10.2 what are the three rules specified by the BLP model?
10.1 explain the differences among the terms security class, security level, security clearance, and security classification.
Context: BLP model, access control concept
security class - assigned to each subject and object, in the simplest form:
security level - form a strict hierarchy and are referred to as security levels (top secret -> secret -> ...)
security clearance - a subject is said to have a security clearance of a given level
security classification - an object is said to have a security classification of a given level
10.2 what are the three rules specified by the BLP model?