A Performance Evaluation of Logging in XML Databases Using an Xlog File for Trust Based Access Control

Farooqi, Norah; North, Siobhán

doi:10.20533/ijicr.2042.4655.2013.0041

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“…These parts consist of an operation recorder, an error detector, an operation evaluator, and a trust calculator. The operation recorder records errors and bad transactions in the Xlog file [16]. The Xlog file is designed to be dynamic and to be stored temporarily for a set period to reduce storage and improve searching performance.…”

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Performance Evaluation of Trust Based Access Control for XML Databases

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“…The trust values are updated according to an evaluation of the user's history. In our previous work [14][15][16][17][18][19], we proposed the use of trust based access control for XML databases which could provide dynamic access control and solve misuse problems from both outsiders and insiders.…”

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Performance Evaluation of Trust Based Access Control for XML Databases

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“…In our previous work [16,17,18,19,20,21,22], we proposed, implemented, and evaluated applying trust based access control for XML databases. The model tracks users' errors and bad transactions over time and updates their privileges dynamically.…”

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Time cost evaluation of trust based access control for XML databases

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2014

The 9th International Conference for Internet Technology and Secured Transactions (ICITST-2014)

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Abstract-XML databases are widely used in many different areas. They are multi user systems and can store a huge amount of data. Sensitive and important data need to be protected and stored securely. We have developed a dynamic trust based access control for XML databases to improve the security level and prevent malicious transactions from both internal and external users. Our system tracks user history of errors and bad transactions and updates the access privileges depending on trust values. In this paper, we evaluate the use of trust based access control by measuring the real time cost. The experimental work is performed to test the access time with and without trust based access control and suggests that the approach, though costly is not prohibitively time consuming.

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A Performance Evaluation of Logging in XML Databases Using an Xlog File for Trust Based Access Control

Abstract: Logging is an important process in databases and

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Performance Evaluation of Trust Based Access Control for XML Databases

Performance Evaluation of Trust Based Access Control for XML Databases

Time cost evaluation of trust based access control for XML databases

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