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AuthZ models: RBAC, ABAC, ReBAC

P56.access-models.01 · Audience: guest, it-ml, language-pro · Prerequisites: Passwords done right

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Welcome to IAM & Authorization — the last pillar of the Authentication & Identity domain. P54 and P55 established who you are; authorization decides what you may do. This track builds the two most common models: RBAC (roles grant permissions) and ABAC (attribute conditions on top), both anchored on the golden rule — deny by default.

Same thread as every module here: concept → protocol → attack → defence. The graded work is always the defence — here, refusing anything not explicitly granted.

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Rung 1 — RBAC: a role-based access check

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Rung 2 — ABAC: add attribute rules

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