Capability-Based Security

Capability-based security allows access at any time, while ACLs restrict access to specific hours.

Capability-based security provides different levels of access, while ACLs provide a single level of access.

Capability-based security defines permissions based on resources, identities, and permissions, while ACLs use tokens.

Capability-based security uses tokens to control access, while ACLs use a file-based structure. (correct)

Capability-based security allows access at any time, while ACLs restrict access to specific hours.

Capability-based security defines permissions based on resources, identities, and permissions, while ACLs use tokens.

Capability-based security uses tokens to control access, while ACLs use a file-based structure. (correct)

Capability-based security provides different levels of access, while ACLs provide a single level of access.

Capability-based security provides different levels of access, while ACLs provide a single level of access.

Capability-based security allows access at any time, while ACLs restrict access to specific hours.

Capability-based security defines permissions based on resources, identities, and permissions, while ACLs use tokens.

Capability-based security uses tokens to control access, while ACLs use a file-based structure. (correct)

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