Abstract
In this article we show how to model a range of notions in the context of delegation and revocation applied to security scenarios. We demonstrate how a range of delegation–revocation models and policies may be represented in pictorial form and formally represented in terms of reactive Kripke models and a first-order policy specification language. We translate first-order representations of our reactive Kripke models into an equivalent Answer Set Programming form that enables users to apply flexibly well-defined definitions of predicates to represent their requirements in terms of delegation–revocation policy specification.
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