Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Language-based information flow methods oer a principled way to enforce strong security properties, but enforcing noninterference is too inflexible for realistic appli- cations. Security-typed languages have therefore introduced declassification mechanisms for relaxing confidentiality policies, and endorsement mechanisms for relaxing integrity policies. Hover, a continuing challenge has been to define what security is guaranteed when such mechanisms are used.  presents a new semantic framework for ex- pressing security policies for declassification and endorsement in a language-based setting. The key insight is that security can be characterized in terms of the influence that de- classification and endorsement allow to the attacker. The new framework introduces two notions of security to describe the influence of the attacker. Attacker control defines what the attacker is able to learn from observable eects of this code; attacker impact captures the attacker's influence on trusted locations. This approach yields novel security condi- tions for checked endorsements and robust integrity. The framework is flexible enough to recover and to improve on the previously introduced notions of robustness and qualified robustness. Further, the new security conditions can be soundly enforced by a security type system. The applicability and enforcement of the new policies is illustrated through various examples, including data sanitization and authentication.
['Aslan Askarov', 'Andrew C. Myers']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Attacker Control and Impact for Confidentiality and Integrity
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