ACLs are used to control a subject’s access to objects. Here, the subject can be any entity authenticated by a computer system or network: users, programs, or processes in a system… See more

Two major types of ACLs are used, depending on the resource they control access to: filesystem … See more

Apart from the two major categories of ACLs mentioned above, networks use other ACLs based on factors like access controlmechanisms and the purposes the ACLs serve.… See more

An ACL and role-based access control (RBAC) sound similar, but let’s look at some differences. With RBAC,different jobs get different sets of permissions to system resources s… See more