Due to the open and distributed characteristics of web service, its access control becomes a challenging problem which has not been addressed properly. In this paper, we show how semantic web technologies can be used to build a flexible access control system for web service. We follow the Role-based Access Control model and extend it with credential attributes. The access control model is represented by a semantic ontology, and specific semantic rules are constructed to implement such as dynamic roles assignment, separation of duty constraints and roles hierarchy reasoning, etc. These semantic rules can be verified and executed automatically by the reasoning engine, which can simplify the definition and enhance the interoperability of the access control policies. The basic access control architecture based on the semantic proposal for web service is presented. Finally, a prototype of the system is implemented to validate the proposal
In order to improve the robustness, imperceptibility, and anti-malicious extraction capability of reversible image watermarking, an adaptive reversible image watermarking algorithm based on IWT and level set is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the stable edge profile is extracted by using the Laplace operator and the level set methods. Secondly, the unit circle in the stable edge profile is determined. Finally, the inscribed square area of the determinate unit circle is divided into non-overlapping blocks. Each sub-block is performed by IWT, and the HVS is used to embed the watermark adaptively. The simulation results show that the algorithm has good invisibility and can resist various attacks. The algorithm not only has strong robustness but also can lossless recover the original image.
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