ACLs are used to enforce authorization policies by specifying which users or groups are granted access to specific resources and what actions they can perform. Here’s how they function:
Resource-Level Control: ACLs control access at the individual resource level, specifying permissions for each resource or object.
Enforcement Mechanisms: ACLs are enforced by applications, databases, operating systems, and network devices to verify access requests and enforce access control decisions.
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