Soobok Moon
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology · Social Sciences
About the Lab
Professor Soobok Moon's research focuses on secure and scalable data management in heterogeneous distributed database systems, with an emphasis on integrated access control mechanisms that combine mandatory and discretionary access control. His lab explores advanced security frameworks for global data management in multidatabase environments, particularly in open and distributed systems where data heterogeneity and access control complexity are significant challenges. Key research directions include metadata management, security policy enforcement, and the design of unified access control models across distributed data sources. The lab's work aims to enhance data integrity, confidentiality, and interoperability in enterprise and cloud-based database systems.
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Selected Papers
1Integrated access control combines mandatory access control (MAC) and discretionary access control (DAC) together, with MAC based on a lattice of sensitivity labels and DAC based on individual and group access privileges. The necessity for integrating MAC and DAC arises in an open, heterogeneous multidatabase system. An integrated access control, which can provide a new and general framework to access control in heterogeneous distributed database systems (HDDBSs), is reported. The integrated acc
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