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Multi-party authorization

Known as: Multi Party Authorization 
Multi-party authorization (MPA) is a process to protect a telecommunications network, data center or industrial control system from undesirable acts… 
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Data centerSeparation of dutiesTelecommunications network

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Data security

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2019
2019
Multi-party authorization and conflict mediation for decentralized configuration management processes
Configuration management in networks with highest security demands must not depend on just one administrator and her device… 
2016
2016
Multi-party Authorization Model for Social Networks
Most of the current access control mechanisms focus on data of private space of users,which cannot control the data beyond the… 
2016
2016
面向社交网络的多方授权模型 (Multi-party Authorization Model for Social Networks)
2015
2015
Secure multi-party authorization in clouds
2015
2015
Research on Fair Use of Digital Content in Social Network
The convenience of sharing of digital contents in social network makes protection of copyrighted digital content a concerned… 
2014
2014
Detecting the Vulnerability of Multi-Party Authorization Protocols to Name Matching Attacks
Software as a Service (SaaS) clouds cooperate to provide services, which often provoke multi-party authorization. The multi-party… 
2010
2010
Notice of RetractionEnterprise authorization analysis and enterprise authorization design based on PMI
The existence of super user in the enterprise information center broken the least privilege principle of information security… 
2007
2007
Multi-party Authorization Signature Scheme Based on Hyper-elliptic Curves Cryptosystem
This paper analyzes multi-party authorization scheme in electronic business,as well as multi-signature scheme in network… 
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