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- (c)Capabilities
Capability Based security is a concept in the system,one of the existing security model.A capability is a communicable ,token of authority.
it refers to the value that references an object along with an associated sets of access rights.
it works on the principle of designing user programs such that they directly share capabilities with each other according to the principle of least privilege and it uses approaches of hierarchial protection domains.
so this mechanism call be effectively used by PokyGram in order to minimize delay for the elevators.
2. RBAC restrict network access based on a persons role with an organization and an advanced access control method. it is highly effective in the above network such that it has several advantage so that in that network each employees has given there on roles and access control are given according to that.so according to RBAC, employees are only allowed to access the information necessary to effectively perform their jobs.
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