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Differences between Bell-LaPadula and Biba Model

Aspect

Bell-LaPadula Model

Biba Model

Primary Goal

Data Confidentiality – prevent unauthorized disclosure of information

Data Integrity – prevent unauthorized modification of data

Main Use Case

Military, defense, and classified environments

Financial systems, healthcare records, and industrial control systems

"No Read" Rule

No Read Up (Simple Security Property): users can’t read data at higher classification levels

No Read Down: users can’t read data from lower integrity levels

"No Write" Rule

No Write Down (*-Property): users can’t write to lower classification levels

No Write Up: users can’t write to higher integrity levels

Trust Model

Lower-level users are not trusted to access higher-level secrets

Lower-level data is not trusted to influence higher-integrity processes

Access Focus

Who can see the data

Who can change the data

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