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There are also hints that the security labeling prevented him from getting fellowships and grants.

The applications a user runs are combined with the security label at which the user works in the session.

Nonetheless, many Republicans said they would try to resist the use of the domestic security label as a vehicle for disguised pork-barrel spending.

The discretionary labelling mechanism added security labels to files, application windows and the clipboard.

As he had supposed, there was a pile of paper on his desk, including a sealed envelope with a security label gummed on the outside.

Note time display," she repeated, "and the security label that identifies this area as the twelfth floor of the Luxury Towers.

Typically this involves mandatory access control that uses security labels, like the Bell-LaPadula model.

Another proposal attacks the practice of issuing securities labeled debt but with very low interest rates or other features that in effect force their conversion into stock.

Security Labels are used for anti-counterfeiting, brand protection, tamper-evident seals, anti-pilferage seals, etc.

In addition, the security labelling of email messages is supported with a network border guard being able to check labels even though messages are encrypted.

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This showed the security label of the application window that had focus and the security label of the clipboard.

As its name implies, source tagging is the embedding of disposable RF security labels at either the point of manufacture or packaging.

In a programming language augmented with a security type system every expression carries both a type (such as boolean, or integer) and a security label.

Payne Security (ID cards and security labels)

It supports all of the optional ESS security features such as signed receipts, security labels, secure mail list information, and signing certificate attributes.

The model is a formal state transition model of computer security policy that describes a set of access control rules which use security labels on objects and clearances for subjects.

And the business is expected to pick up substantially, as a result of what's known as "source-tagging," or attaching tiny security labels to hard goods like toiletries right in the factory.

This element stores a logical combination of security labels that must be satisfied at query time in order for the key and value to be returned as part of a user request.

Security labels range from the most sensitive (e.g."Top Secret"), down to the least sensitive (e.g., "Unclassified" or "Public").

The model calls for discretionary security labelling and role based access controls within a domain and user-sanctioned release of information from the domain coupled with application oriented accounting and audit.

For example, if a security label can be changed by a user, a surprisingly common vulnerability in some self-proclaimed 'MAC capable' systems, then that user can corrupt the access controls.

This utilises PostgreSQL's SECURITY LABEL feature.

DeepSecure provides central message policy management for distributed DeepSecure, and distributed management of security label policies using X.841 SPIFs.

Versions for each studio depicting their respective security label (generally a hologram of the studio logo) were created, with several iterations for each as the FACT hotline number changed multiple times throughout the decade.