KasperskyOS Community Edition 1.2
Mic security model delete rule
delete { source : <Sid>
, target : <Sid>
, container : <Sid | ()>
, driver : <Sid>
}
Unassigns the integrity level from the target
resource in the following situation:
- The
source
process initiates deletion of thetarget
resource. - The
target
resource is managed by thedriver
subject, which is the resource provider or the KasperskyOS kernel. - The
container
resource is a container for thetarget
resource (for example, a directory is a container for files and/or other directories).
If the container
field has the value ()
, the target
resource is considered to be the root resource, which means that it has no container.
The rule returns the "granted" result if it unassigned the integrity level from the target
resource.
The rule returns the "denied" result in the following cases:
- The integrity level of the
target
resource exceeds the integrity level of thesource
process ordriver
subject. - The integrity level of the
target
resource is incomparable to the integrity level of thesource
process ordriver
subject. - An integrity level was not assigned to the
source
process,driver
subject,target
resource orcontainer
resource. - The value of
source
,target
,container
ordriver
is outside of the permissible range.
Example:
/* Any client in the solution will be allowed to query a server of the foo class
* updater.Realmserv class by calling the del method of the realm.Reader endpoint if the
* integrity level will be unassigned from the resource whose deletion is requested by the client.
* Otherwise, any client in the solution will be prohibited from querying a server of the
* updater.Realmserv class by calling the del method of the realm.Reader endpoint. */
request dst=updater.Realmserv,
endpoint=realm.Reader {
match method=del {
mic.delete { source : src_sid
, target : message.handle.handle
, container : ()
, driver : dst_sid
}
}
}
Article ID: ssp_descr_security_models_mic_delete, Last review: May 21, 2024