Merge pull request #19 from OpenSecEd/split-overview

Splits overview into smaller topics, adds ILOs

Author: dbosk

.gitignore

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
-lvlltrl/slides.pdf
-overview/slides.pdf
+ltxobj
 
 *.unq
 

Makefile

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-SUBDIR= 	./overview
-SUBDIR+=	./lvlltrl
+SUBDIR+= 	intro-ac
+SUBDIR+= 	ac-models
+SUBDIR+= 	multi-level
+SUBDIR+= 	multi-lateral
+
+SUBDIR+= 	covert-channels
+
+SUBDIR+= 	ac-structures
 SUBDIR+= 	./refmon
 
 

README.md

@@ -24,23 +24,12 @@ submodules:
 $ git submodule update --recursive --init
 ```
 Then you can go into the directory of the desired document and run `make`.
-The source files are structured as follows:
-
-- `overview` contains slides to give the students a wide understanding of 
-  access control, its models and related research.
-- `lvlltrl` contains slides (in Swedish) about multilevel and multilateral 
-  security.
-- `refmon` contains slides about reference monitors.
-
 In each directory the files are structured as follows:
 
 - `<name>.tex` contains the main content.
-- `aims.tex` is an itemized list of the intended learning outcomes, as such it 
-  can be included in another document summarizing the list of intended learning 
-  outcomes.
 - `abstract.tex` is an abstract of the lecture, assignment, or similar, and 
-  covers the required reading instructions, thus you can include these in 
-  a study guide containing all reading instructions for the course.
+  covers the required reading instructions, thus you can include these in a 
+  study guide containing all reading instructions for the course.
 - `<name>.bib` contains the bibliography entries, thus this file can be 
   included along with the reading instructions.
 

overview/.gitignore ac-models/.gitignoreoverview/.gitignore renamed to ac-models/.gitignore

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+.PHONY: all
+all: slides.pdf
+
+SRC+=		slides.tex abstract.tex ac-models.bib
+SRC+=		contents.tex
+
+slides.pdf: ${SRC}
+
+.PHONY: clean
+clean:
+	${RM} slides.pdf
+
+
+INCLUDE_MAKEFILES=../makefiles
+include ${INCLUDE_MAKEFILES}/tex.mk

ac-models/Makefile

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+[Access Control Models](https://youtu.be/N_LRmBNO9bg) describes a few select 
+access-control models: identity-based (IBAC), role-based (RBAC) and 
+attribute-based (ABAC). It also considers discretionary (DAC) and mandatory 
+access control (MAC).

ac-models/README.md

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+Once you have authenticated users you can support access control --- and this 
+is also one of the main reasons to authenticate them in the first place.
+Access control aims at controlling who may access what and how they may access 
+it.
+There are different models and ways to implement access control.
+Here we will give an overview of the possibilities.
+In particular, the \acp{ILO} are that you are able to:
+\begin{itemize}
+  \item \emph{understand} the fundamental access control models --- \ac{DAC}, 
+    \ac{acMAC} and \ac{ABAC} --- and their relations.
+  \item \emph{evaluate} advantages and disadvantages of different access 
+    control solutions.
+  \item \emph{analyse} a situation and \emph{design} a proper access control 
+    solution.
+\end{itemize}
+
+The reading material is Chapter 5, followed by Chapters 11 and 12, in 
+\citetitle{Gollmann2011cs}~\cite{Gollmann2011cs}.
+You are also recommended to read Anderson's treatment of the subject, he treats 
+this in Chapters 4, 8, and 9 in 
+\citetitle{Anderson2008sea}~\cite{Anderson2008sea}.