6. Capabilities

MIT 6.858 Computer Systems Security, Fall 2014
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Instructor: Nickolai Zeldovich
In this lecture, Professor Zeldovich continues the topic of privilege separation, discussing the usage of capabilities with regards to privilege.
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[@hyperion4899]

Here is the video for lecture 5 :
ruclips.net/video/_zx7mVSxi_A/видео.html

[@veramentegina]

great lecture once more.. fascinating stuff.. especially capabilities. thank you.

[@waliedahmed5030]

Nice lecture. Although OKWS has been deprecated.

[@alanooi1005]

Video 5?

[@mitocw]

Lecture 5 was given by a Guest Lecturer who did not give OCW permission to publish his video.

[@alanooi1005]

Noted with thanks, I appreciate OCW effort. I love it very much

[@pragmaticamente4734]

Who was the Guest pls? And what was the subject of the lecture maybe?

[@hyperion4899]

ruclips.net/video/_zx7mVSxi_A/видео.html

[@videofountain]

Could MIT just issue a one minute video to express what you wrote above? Thus you would have consistent numbering.

[@dania_884]

What is OKWS?

[@kltf34cgsdawe9]

The OK Web Server

[@oudarjyasensarma4199]

Can anyone share the link to the Paper? :)
Thanks in Advance!!!

[@bigorstojanov184]

No!

[@w3w3w3]

@@veramentegina ty!

[@Torterra_ghahhyhiHd]

had miss the number 5 what sup?

[@mitocw]

Guest speaker did not give permission. It has been posted here: ruclips.net/video/_zx7mVSxi_A/видео.html

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

What is new in this jargon. If someone has enough money he can have everything. This is known to a child as well.
Sen has nothing new to offer, he is just playing with words.