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Authorization is the process of granting some entity access to a given resource. It is closely related to authentication, because your system must believe that an entity is authentic before worrying about what that entity can and cannot do. However, it is also a distinct, second phase of remote resource access that allows an application to grant different levels of privileges to different users. Authorization is commonly implemented using access control lists. The application maintains a list of entities or (more commonly) groups of entities that can access and/or modify a resource. These lists are often stored in flat files in small systems and in relational databases or directory servers in larger ones. These lists are a valuable resource themselves, which should be secured through encryption when possible. As these lists tend to grow exponentially as the numbers and types of entities in the system increase, using flat files becomes impractical quickly. Most systems of even modest size use dedicated software and hardware resources to manage this information. Examples include Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) servers and network operating system databases. The authorization scheme you choose and its implementation can have significant performance impacts on your system, if access to resources is finegrained. If, for example, an authorization check needs to be done each time a particular request is serviced, this will significantly slow response times as usage levels increase. To combat this, consider retrieving and caching all of an entity s access rights in a convenient location when they first authenticate themselves.

Before we analyze the different types of dependencies and how to mitigate them, we need to understand which types of dependencies are acceptable and which are not.

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Acceptable dependencies can be summed up by the following statement, from Protect Your Windows Network: A less sensitive system may depend on a more sensitive system for its security Computers and systems in general can be divided into classes based on their security sensitivity A system that is more sensitive has higher security requirements, while one that is less sensitive needs less security The specific set of classes in any particular environment is irrelevant to the general discussion; only the fact that there are inherent classifications is important For the sake of argument, let us assume that we have two classes of systems: workstations and DCs The DCs, obviously, are far more sensitive than the workstations If you control a workstation, theoretically you should have access to only the data used on that workstation.

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However, if you control a DC, you have the keys to the kingdom you have complete access to everything in the forest In that case, it is acceptable for the workstations to depend on the DCs for their security The DCs class is far more sensitive than the workstations, and must be correspondingly better protected This is a form of an acceptable dependency The same argument can be made for user accounts It is acceptable for an administrator to compromise data owned by a user This is what it means to be an administrator in the first place Administrators have unfettered (although not always direct and obvious) access to the computer and everything on it If we understand that and manage the computers appropriately, this is not a problem Software can be analyzed the same way.

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