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    Title: An Access Control Mechanism Based on the Generalized Aryabhata Remainder Theorem
    Authors: Liu, Yanjun;Liu, Yanjun;張真誠;CHang, Chin-Chen;Shih-Chang, C;Chang, Shih-Chang
    Contributors: 資訊工程學系
    Date: 2014-01
    Issue Date: 2014-06-05 04:15:03 (UTC+0)
    Abstract: An access control mechanism is a technology to protect the
    confidential files stored in a database by restricting the
    access rights of different approved users of these files. In
    this paper, we propose a novel access control mechanism
    using the single-key-lock system and the generalized
    Aryabhata remainder theorem (GART), in which each user
    is associated with a key and each digital file with a lock.
    Our mechanism possesses three unique features, 1) a high
    efficiency of constructing the keys for the users and the
    locks for the files; 2) a simple operation on the user’s key
    and on the file’s lock allows the user access to the file; and
    3) the keys for adding or deleting a user can be updated
    easily without affecting the existing keys for other users.
    Relation: International Journal of Network Security
    Appears in Collections:[國際企業學系] 期刊論文

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