by Least Privilege Principle
- Last responsible Moment is a coding principle.
- The principle of least privilege (PoLP; also known as the principle of least authority) is an important concept in computer security, promoting minimal user profile privileges on computers, based on users’ job necessities.
- It can also be applied to processes on the computer; each system component or process should have the least authority necessary to perform its duties.
- This helps reduce the “attack surface” of the computer by eliminating unnecessary privileges that can result in network exploits and computer compromises.
- It can be applied to processes on the computer
- It is also known as the principle of least authority
- Promoting minimal user profile privileges on computers, based on users’ job necessities
- Each system component or process should have the least authority necessary to perform its duties.
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