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Security Identifier

Known as: Windows SID 
In the context of the Microsoft Windows NT line of operating systems, a Security Identifier (commonly abbreviated SID) is a unique, immutable… 
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Access Control MatrixAccess controlAccess control listAccess token

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2017
2017
MQSIDT_* (Security Identifier Types)
2015
2015
Mining intelligent dynamic voice security identifier
The invention discloses a mining intelligent dynamic voice security identifier. The mining intelligent dynamic voice security… 
2014
2014
Page security identifier display method and device and network system
The invention discloses a page security identifier display method and device and a network system, and belongs to the technical… 
2011
2011
Biometric implementation in autonomous systems with an emphasis on smart home applicability
With an aging population and the increase in serious diseases smart homes and telehealth is becoming more and more prevalent. As… 
2007
2007
5 – Introducing Windows Authentication
2007
2007
Method for validating access to a product by a security module
The invention relates to a method involving purchasing a product (P1) and checking that an amount associated with the product is… 
2004
2004
Introducing Windows Authentication
2001
2001
Protection of content from illegal reproduction by proof of the existence of a complete data set using the security identifier
(57) Abstract: to extend the protection of the material to be copy protected, the inclusion of protection of content material… 
1999
1999
Ghost 5.0
Symantec http://www.symantec.com/ghost The Library Systems Department at Oklahoma State University has been using Ghost software… 
1999
1999
Security model using the restricted token
(57) [summary] restricted token, the attributes of one or more of the security identifier to allow access in the parent token, be… 
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