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[CISSP-D] Q: Subject/Object sensitive label in Multi-level security

from [Weifeng Bao] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: [CISSP-D] Q: Subject/Object sensitive label in Multi-level security
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 20:46:25 -0800 (PST) 



Here is the question from cccure.org quiz:

Q: what is necessary for a subject to have write
access to an object in a Multi-level security policy?

A. The subject's sensitivity label must dominate the
object's sensitivity label.
B. The subject's sensitivity label subordinates the
object's sensitivity label.
C. The subject's sensitivity label is subordinated by
the object's senstivity label.
D. The subject's sensitivity label is dominated by the
object's sensitivity label.

The given answer D.  However, I think the answer
should be A.  Do I misunderstand the keywords or
concept here?

Thanks.

--Weifeng 



                
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