Abstract

System wide information management (SWIM) involves civil aviation system control, intelligence, alarm, traffic, and other data. These data are transmitted in various forms, making SWIM system vulnerable to sensitive information leakage, data tampering, denial, and other security threats. In this article, an attribute-based air traffic management (ATM) information access control scheme is proposed to solve the security threat of SWIM. An improved extensible access control markup language (XACML) authorization model is established, combining linear secret sharing scheme (LSSS) matrix structure and monotone span program (MSP); an attribute association algorithm is designed to establish the attribute association relationship between services and users. Experimental results show that the attribute association algorithm improves the time complexity, but the algorithm can support richer policy representation capability, and the proposed ATM information access control scheme is more efficient and can effectively reduce the space cost. This scheme can achieve more fine-grained and flexible access control.

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