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Security

Properties


HCL Notes

The Domino® security model is based on the principle of securing resources, such as the Domino® server itself, databases, workstation data, and documents. The resources or objects that are protected are configured to define user access and edit rights to the object. Information about access rights and privileges is stored with each protected resource. That way, a given user or server can have different sets of access rights depending on the resources to which this user or server needs access.


Creating a BlackBox


Solution BlackBox

OS

Domino


BB has access to only three fixed nodes, which are located on the existing 2 servers and are assembled from the basic source of the node. Anyone can customize the node for himself due to the general availability of its code, and the fact that the BB accesses only the node of the H2K service, ensures that it does not connect to a node that differs from the main one. So H2K controls the server on which the private keys are located, and all the programs on this server.

However public nodes can connect to one of the three external fixed nodes, provided that no data is stored on it, so in case of hacking, data leakage will not occur.