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To do:

  • Add etymology to introduction
    • The name comes from recognition of the fact that "pure" object-oriented programming constitutes the capability-based security model.
    • Touted advantages of objects (encapsulation, modularity) are precisely what we want for security (privilege separation, least privilege).
  • Section: Relationship to object-oriented programming
    • references are called "pointers"
  • Section: Relationship to capability-based security
    • references are called "capabilities"
  • Section: Combining designation and authority
  • Section: Graph connectivity
    • Show the Granovetter diagram!

Ka-Ping Yee 08:26, 6 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]