Secure Computer Systems¶
Bell, D. E., & LaPadula, L. J. (1973). Secure Computer Systems: Mathematical Foundations.
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- Escape and Leakage
- Escape and leakage is the dual problem: the fact that no boundary is perfectly impermeable, and systems must account for the inevitable leakage rate rather than assume perfect containment, a duality Bell and LaPadula (1973) made explicit in their lattice model of secure information flow.
This sourceMITRE Corporation. Foundational lattice model of secure information flow: formalizes the dual relation between containment (preventing information from flowing across security levels) and leakage (the unintended cross-level flows the model is designed to bound).
- Escape and leakage is the dual problem: the fact that no boundary is perfectly impermeable, and systems must account for the inevitable leakage rate rather than assume perfect containment, a duality Bell and LaPadula (1973) made explicit in their lattice model of secure information flow.
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