Security Primitive
Stereotypes to address business-level security intents.
Specurity Aspects
Specification Elements
Name
Description
Used to denote a party that has to be authenticated in the scope of a given operation.
Used to denote that the data transferred between parties must be guaranteed to reach the recipient in the same form and with the same content.
Used to denote that the marked information includes the digital signatures of the parties related to the document.
Used to denote that the marked information should be treated as private (protected against unauthorized viewing).
Security Aspects
Security primitives annotations
Specifies security intentions for classes.- Specification Elements:
- Authentication
- Integrity
- Non-repudiation
- Confidentiality
- Threats:
- Spoofing
- Tampering with Data
- Repudiation
- Information Disclosure
- Denial of Service
- Elevation of Privileges
Specification Elements
Authentication
Used to denote a party that has to be authenticated in the scope of a given operation.Integrity
Used to denote that the data transferred between parties must be guaranteed to reach the recipient in the same form and with the same content.Non-repudiation
Used to denote that the marked information includes the digital signatures of the parties related to the document.Confidentiality
Used to denote that the marked information should be treated as private (protected against unauthorized viewing).