Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Even as modern computing systems allow the manipulation and distribution of massive amounts of information, users of these systems are unable to manage the confidentiality of their data in a practical fashion. Conventional access control security mechanisms cannot prevent the illegitimate use of privileged data once access is granted. For example, information provided by a user during an online purchase may be covertly delivered to malicious third parties by an untrustworthy b browser. Existing information-flow security mechanisms do provide this assurance, but only for programmer-specified policies enforced during program development as a static analysis on special-purpose type-safe languages. Not only are these techniques not applicable to many commonly used programs, but they leave the user with no defense against malicious programmers or altered binaries. ,  propose RIFLE, a runtime information-flow security system designed from the user's perspective. By addressing information-flow security using architectural support, RIFLE gives users a practical way to enforce their own information-flow security policy on all programs.  prove that, contrary to statements in the literature, run-time systems like RIFLE are no less secure than existing language-based techniques. Using a model of the architectural framework and a binary translator,  demonstrate RIFLE's correctness and illustrate that the performance cost is reasonable.
['Neil Vachharajani', 'Matthew J. Bridges', 'Jonathan Chang', 'Ram Rangan', 'Guilherme Ottoni', 'Jason A. Blome', 'George A. Reis', 'Manish Vachharajani', 'David I. August']
I am writing a research paper on a idea RIFLE: An Architectural Framework for User-Centric Information-Flow Security
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