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Question Question about lapadula and biba model

Hi, all:

my question is, in these two models, does the people can read and write the SAME security level files?


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Hello,

My understanding is this, the Bell-LaPadula focuses on confidentiality. It is known as an information flow security model also, which means that information does not flow to an object of lesser or non-comparable classification.

The Biba model is latticed-based and uses the less than or equal to relation. Focuses on integrity. A subject cannot write data to an object at a higher integrity level
“no write up”. A subject cannot read data from an object at a lower integrity level
“no read down”.

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Hello,

My understanding is...

The Biba model is latticed-based and uses the less than or equal to relation...

SB4


Hello, SB4:

Thank you for your kindd reply.

According what you wrote:
In Lapadula model, actually no read peer or write peer permission.

But in Biba model, a subject can write data to and read data from object at the peer integrity level, besides "write down” and “read up” permissioin.

Is my understanding right?

Cheers.

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The simple concept is:

Bell-LaPadula - addresses confidentiality
Two main properties:
1) Simple Security Property:
Cannot read information from an object with a higher sensitivity label than yours
2) Star Property:
Cannot write information to an object with a lower sensitivity label than yours

Biba (aka Bell-LaPadula Upside Down) - addresses integrity
Two main properties:
1) Simple Integrity Property:
Cannot read information from an object with a lower sensitivity label than yours
2) Star Integrity Property:
Cannot write information to an object with a higher sensitivity label than yours


Yes, there are other properties, but this should answer your question.

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Originally posted by t_bind
The simple concept is:

Bell-LaPadula - addresses confidentiality
Two main properties:
1) Simple Security Property:
Cannot read information from an object with a higher sensitivity label than yours
2) Star Property:
Cannot write information to an object with a lower sensitivity label than yours

Biba (aka Bell-LaPadula Upside Down) - addresses integrity
Two main properties:
1) Simple Integrity Property:
Cannot read information from an object with a lower sensitivity label than yours
2) Star Integrity Property:
Cannot write information to an object with a higher sensitivity label than yours


Yes, there are other properties, but this should answer your question.



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