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Subject: [glossary] 'no subject'
i was reading through the saml glossary that jeff hodges posted some time back and noticed that the description for the term AUTHORIZATION in part states: "...The (act of) granting of access rights to a subject (for example, a user, or program)." this implies that a subject must exist for a policy to be executed since: 1. an authorization is directly derived from a policy 2. the only input for this derivation is the policy (the subject cannot come from another source) 3. the definition above states that an authorization acts upon a subject b
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