Which access control model can grant access to a given object based on complex rules?

The correct answer is B. ABAC. ABAC is an access control model that controls access to objects using rules that are evaluated according to the attributes of the subject, relevant objects, and attributes of the environment and action. The RBAC and MAC models are based on more straightforward and relatively…

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AMAC
BABAC
CDAC
DRBAC

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ABAC is an access control model that controls access to objects using rules that are evaluated according to the attributes of the subject, relevant objects, and attributes of the environment and action. The RBAC and MAC models are based on more straightforward and relatively less flexible rule systems, which are evaluated according to subject roles and security classifications. The rules that can be specified in a DAC model are even simpler than those of the previous two

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