Fine-Grained Access Control for RDF Data on Mobile Devices

Sacco, Owen; Collina, Matteo; Schiele, Gregor; Corazza, G.E.; Breslin, John G.; Hauswirth, Manfred

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-41230-1_40

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“…In Sacco et al [78], the authors demonstrate how both the PPO and the PPM can be used to cater for fine grained access control on a mobile device. A number of shortcomings of their original enforcement algorithm are identified and a more efficient algorithm which utilises pre-indexing, query analysis and results filtering is presented and evaluated.…”

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Access control and the Resource Description Framework: A survey

Kirrane

Mileo

Decker

2016

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In recent years we have seen significant advances in the technology used to both publish and consume structured data using the existing web infrastructure, commonly referred to as the Linked Data Web. However, in order to support the next generation of e-business applications on top of Linked Data suitable forms of access control need to be put in place. This paper provides an overview of the various access control models, standards and policy languages, and the different access control enforcement strategies for the Resource Description Framework (the data model underpinning the Linked Data Web). A set of access control requirements that can be used to categorise existing access control strategies is proposed and a number of challenges that still need to be overcome are identified.

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Section: Ontology Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Access control and the Resource Description Framework: A survey

Kirrane

Mileo

Decker

2016

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“…Also, with the continuously growing amount of structured data available on the Semantic Web there is an increasing desire to replicate such data to mobile devices. This enables services and applications to operate independently of the network [18,11]. Classical replication techniques cannot be properly applied to mobile systems because they do not adopt to changing user information needs, and they do not consider the technical, environmental, and infrastructural restrictions of mobile devices.…”

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Towards Real-Time Co-authoring of Linked-Data on the Web

Mechaoui

Guetmi

Imine

2015

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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International audienceReal-time co-authoring of Linked-Data (LD) on the Web is becoming a challenging problem in the Semantic Web area. LD consists of RDF (Resource Description Framework) graphs. We propose to apply state-of-the art collaborative editing techniques to manage shared RDF graphs and to control the concurrent modifications. In this paper, we present two concurrency control techniques. The first one is based on client-server architecture. The second one is more flexible as it enables the collaborative co-authoring to be deployed in mobile and P2P architecture and it supports dynamic groups where users can leave and join at any time

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