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* Find a way to run non trusted plug-ins in a sandbox | * Find a way to run non trusted plug-ins in a sandbox | ||
* Make EMF generated code secure: define model specific permissions and use them in the generated code | * Make EMF generated code secure: define model specific permissions and use them in the generated code | ||
+ | * JDT enhancements | ||
+ | ** show the signer information of jars and projects | ||
+ | ** configure a project to be signed after compile | ||
+ | ** manually cause signing to occur from project context menu | ||
+ | ** clear support for launching with a security manager (ie: a checkbox in the launch config) | ||
+ | ** ability to run an exploded jar as if it was a signed and packaged jar | ||
[[Category:Equinox]] | [[Category:Equinox]] | ||
[[Category:Security|Requirements]] | [[Category:Security|Requirements]] |
Revision as of 10:46, 22 May 2007
Document for collecting Security requirements
Requirements
- Support plugging JCA/JCE classes into the platform dynamically via services or extensions
- Use Java-standard APIs like KeyStore, CertStore, etc. where appropriate for Key management
- Support login to the platform
- Run with a fully-integrated SecurityManager
- Define domain specific Permissions for eclipse concepts (e.g. ViewPermission, ActionPermission) and make
- Find a way to run non trusted plug-ins in a sandbox
- Make EMF generated code secure: define model specific permissions and use them in the generated code
- JDT enhancements
- show the signer information of jars and projects
- configure a project to be signed after compile
- manually cause signing to occur from project context menu
- clear support for launching with a security manager (ie: a checkbox in the launch config)
- ability to run an exploded jar as if it was a signed and packaged jar