0.25
0.5
0.75
1.25
1.5
1.75
2
Access Control for HTTP Operations on Linked Data
Published on Jul 08, 20133464 Views
Access control is a recognized open issue when interacting with RDF using HTTP methods. In literature, authentication and authorization mechanisms either introduce undesired complexity such as SPARQL
Related categories
Chapter list
Access Control for HTTP Operations on Linked Data00:00
Outline00:34
Outline: Introduction00:59
Accessing Linked Data - 101:01
Accessing Linked Data - 201:22
Our Problem01:30
Access Control for Triple Stores01:55
Our Proposal: Adapting Shi3ld-SPARQL to HTTP - 103:07
Our Proposal: Adapting Shi3ld-SPARQL to HTTP - 203:21
Outline: Shi3ld Authorization Procedure 03:33
Shi3ld Access Policy03:43
Sample Access Policy (SPARQL-based)05:05
Sample Access Policy (SPARQL-less)06:05
Authorization Procedure - 106:33
Authorization Procedure - 206:44
Authorization Procedure (SPARQL-based)07:44
Authorization Procedure (SPARQL-less)08:23
Authorization Procedure - 309:21
Outline: Shi3ld for HTTP: Scenarios09:39
HTTP Operations on Linked Data: Our Scenarios - 109:45
HTTP Operations on Linked Data: Our Scenarios - 210:49
HTTP Operations on Linked Data: Our Scenarios - 311:23
Shi3ld- GSP11:26
HTTP Operations on Linked Data: Our Scenarios - 412:24
Shi3ld-LDP (SPARQL-based)12:28
Shi3ld-LDP (SPARQL-less)14:25
Outline: Response Time Evaluation15:27
Response Time Evaluation - 115:31
Response Time Evaluation - 217:19
Outline: Future Work18:57
Future Work19:02