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Capabilities in XACML
Perhaps this has been covered before, but in case not does anyone have any experience using XACML to implement "capabilities"? By that, I think I mean that a local user (subject) obtains a list of "capabilities" ahead of time from a local PDP and presents those to presumably remote PEPs. The remote PEPs then verify the capability assertion, possibly with help from a remote PDP before allowing access to the requested resource(s). I understand "capabilities" to be essentially integrity protected, data source-authenticated access control decisions. I hope I have this right, as the literature I've seen so far has been vague. At any rate, it is my impression that capability-based approaches can be helpful in distributed, chained situations that arise in multi-organization/domain transactions, so I am trying to understand what others have found in trying to do this, particularly with XACML (if that is possible) -- the good and the bad. Thanks, T. Llanso
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