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 * [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-active-directory-identity/introducing-attribute-based-access-control-abac-in-azure/ba-p/2147069 Introducing Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) in Azure] by Stuart Kwan in 2021-05-13.
 ===Attribute Based Access Encryption===
-https://asecuritysite.com/abe/go_abe03
+* Bill https://asecuritysite.com/abe/go_abe03
 ==References==

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 * [https://www.dnsstuff.com/rbac-vs-abac-access-control RBAC vs. ABAC: What’s the Difference?]
 * [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-active-directory-identity/introducing-attribute-based-access-control-abac-in-azure/ba-p/2147069 Introducing Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) in Azure] by Stuart Kwan in 2021-05-13.
 ==References==

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 Any datum (piece of data) about a digital entity. Where a digital entity is a named object.
-Definitions from NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft) Attribute Validation Services (AVS) for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations<ref>Byan Galluzo +3, 'NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft)
+Definitions from NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft) Attribute Validation Services (AVS) for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations<ref>Ryan Galluzo +3, 'NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft)
 Attribute Validation Services for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations 2024-10-07) https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/ir/8480/ipd</ref><blockquote>At its core, an attribute is a "quality or characteristic ascribed to someone or something" [NIST SP 800-63-3], such as a person's date of birth, residential address, or Social Security Number. Attributes are essential in confirming an individual’s identity or their eligibility to access certain services or information. An AVS validates these attributes against reliable data sources to confirm their accuracy. This validation process plays a pivotal role in secure identity proofing, access control, and fraud prevention.</blockquote>

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 Any datum (piece of data) about a digital entity. Where a digital entity is a named object.
-Definitions from NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft) Attribute Validation Services for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations<ref>Byan Galluzo +3, 'NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft)
+Definitions from NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft) Attribute Validation Services (AVS) for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations<ref>Byan Galluzo +3, 'NIST IR 8480 (Initial Public Draft)
 Attribute Validation Services for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations 2024-10-07) https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/ir/8480/ipd</ref><blockquote>At its core, an attribute is a "quality or characteristic ascribed to someone or something" [NIST SP 800-63-3], such as a person's date of birth, residential address, or Social Security Number. Attributes are essential in confirming an individual’s identity or their eligibility to access certain services or information. An AVS validates these attributes against reliable data sources to confirm their accuracy. This validation process plays a pivotal role in secure identity proofing, access control, and fraud prevention.</blockquote>

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 Any datum (piece of data) about a digital entity. Where a digital entity is a named object.
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 *At one time [[Attribute]]s were considered to be a useful way to perform [[Authentication]] of a [[User]].<ref>NIST Special Publication 800-162 ''Guide to Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) Definition and Consideration'' https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/specialpublications/NIST.sp.800-162.pdf</ref>
 **Now it is realized that this method releases much [[User Private Information]] and offers low [[Assurance]].
-**Even the ISO definition of [[Personally Identifiable Information]] (or PII) seems to imply the existence of [[Attribute]]s that are not personally identifying; but we now know that is not possible as relatively few attributes are sufficient to identify the real world individual with reasonable accuracy.
+**Even the ISO definition of [[Personally Identifiable Information]] (or PII) seems to imply the existence of [[Attribute]]s that are not personally identifying; but we now know that is not possible as relatively few attributes are sufficient to identify the real world individual with reasonable [[Accuracy]].
 *There are two main sources of user [[Attribute]]s:
 **The user is often asked to supply [[Attribute]]s, sometimes with a high level of [[Assurance]]. The [[Attribute]] may come directly from the user or from an [[Identifier or Attribute Provider]]. In either case [[User Consent]] is easy to request and control.

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 [[Category:Glossary]]
 [[Category:Identity]]
-[[Category:Atribute]]
+[[Category:Attribute]]
 [[Category:Privacy]]