The Discretionary Access Control (DAC) model provides the most granular level of access control. It is an identity-based (or subject-based) model and allows data owners to assign permissions to subjects at the most basic level.
For example, you can assign read permission to a single user. A distinguishing feature of the DAC model is that users have full control over any objects they create.
DAC permission assignment is done case by case basis by the Data Owner.
Can you please elaborate the term ‘read permission’?
Hey Tayeeba,
read permission means literary have the permission/access to read a file. for example: you have only read permission to this blog. That means you can only read this blog but can not edit it.