Efficient Blockchain Enabled Attribute-based Access Control as a Service

Ritik Kumar, Balaji Palanisamy, S. Sural
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In recent years, Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) has become popular in organizations implementing fine grained control of access to their data, systems and other resources. However, migration from existing non-ABAC systems is not only time consuming, it also requires significant redesigning of application code. Providing ABAC as a cloud service can help in this process by eliminating the need for ab initio development of ABAC support in already running stable applications. While attractive from a management perspective, there is always a concern for security of the cloud service itself. In this paper, we propose ABAC as a service with security guarantee provided through the use of blockchain, specifically Ethereum. We build an effective functionality that enables user organizations to verify whether its access control data as well as access mediation decisions made by the cloud service were indeed done in an authorized manner. All the changes to the various ABAC components along with access history are added to the Ethereum blockchain using efficiently written smart contracts in Solidity. We have developed a prototype system on the Rinkeby Ethereum test network. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach is effective and incurs only a modest additional cost.
高效区块链启用基于属性的访问控制即服务
近年来,基于属性的访问控制(ABAC)在实现对其数据、系统和其他资源的细粒度访问控制的组织中变得流行起来。然而,从现有的非abac系统进行迁移不仅耗时,而且还需要对应用程序代码进行大量的重新设计。将ABAC作为云服务提供可以帮助实现这一过程,因为它消除了在已经运行的稳定应用程序中从头开始开发ABAC支持的需要。虽然从管理的角度来看很有吸引力,但始终存在对云服务本身安全性的担忧。在本文中,我们提出ABAC作为一种服务,通过使用区块链,特别是以太坊提供安全保证。我们构建了一个有效的功能,使用户组织能够验证其访问控制数据以及云服务做出的访问中介决策是否确实以授权的方式完成。所有对各种ABAC组件的更改以及访问历史记录都使用Solidity中高效编写的智能合约添加到以太坊区块链中。我们在Rinkeby以太坊测试网络上开发了一个原型系统。实验结果表明,该方法是有效的,并且只产生少量的额外成本。
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