Access control issues in social networks
2010
Social Networks, as the main axis of Web 2.0, are creating a number
of interesting challenges to the research and standardisation communities. In
this paper, we analyse the current and future use of access control policies in
Social Networks. Subsequently, two main issues are addressed: the
interoperability amongst systems using different policy languages and the lack
of elements in the existing policy languages when trying to express Social
Networks’ access control. In particular, our approach is based on the use of the
XACML standard.
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