A Literature Review on Trust Management in Web Services Access Control

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Abstract

ABSTARCT Web Service is a reusable component which has set of related functionalities that service requesters can programmatically access from the service provider and manipulate through the Web. One of the main security issue is to secure web services from the malicious requesters. Since trust plays an important role in many kinds of human communication, it allows people to work under insecurity and with the risk of negative cost, many researchers have proposed different trust based web services access control model to prevent malicious requesters. In this literature review, various existing trust based web services access control model have been studied also investigated how the concept of a trust level is used in the access control policy of a service provider to allow service requester to access the web services.

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R, J. M., & A, C. (2013). A Literature Review on Trust Management in Web Services Access Control. International Journal on Web Service Computing, 4(3), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.5121/ijwsc.2013.4301

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