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Enhanced Role based Access Control: Integrating Auditing and Authentication

by Kriti, Indu Kashyap
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 72 - Number 2
Year of Publication: 2013
Authors: Kriti, Indu Kashyap
10.5120/12465-8833

Kriti, Indu Kashyap . Enhanced Role based Access Control: Integrating Auditing and Authentication. International Journal of Computer Applications. 72, 2 ( June 2013), 15-22. DOI=10.5120/12465-8833

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Abstract

In past decade lot of research has been done in RBAC (Role Based Access Control) technology. The industries have also shown great interest in RBAC. Most of the IT vendors are offering products that incorporate some form of RBAC. Today, all major DBMS products support RBAC. RBAC provides easier management of permissions in an organization and hence is most widely used model to control access of legitimate users. However research shows that access control is not a complete solution for securing a database. Most of the breaches are done by insiders. So, access control system must be incorporated with other mechanisms that provide more features than just controlling access of users. Auditing is such a mechanism that can log all the transactions occurring on the database and based on this log an analysis can be done. Auditing is well effective when we have good authentication. Authentication processes are vulnerable to SQL Injection attacks. This paper proposes an enhanced model that increases the capability of RBAC model by integrating Auditing and Authentication in simplest ways. In this way this model not only provides the features of RBAC but also handles common issues of database security.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

RBAC Auditing SQL Injection DBMS_FGA Authentication Prepared Statements

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