urity level of the receiving process. Access control performed only at this implementation level also requires that the path from the sending host to the receiving host be secure. The path might be made secure if, for example, end-to- end encryption were used to avoid exposing any classified… … Figure 6 ACCESS CHECKING AT HOST-TO-HOST LEVEL 20
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