Complete the code to name the security design pattern that limits access to resources.
The [1] pattern restricts access to resources based on permissions.The Access Control pattern limits who can access certain resources or actions, ensuring security by permissions.
Complete the code to identify the pattern that separates security checks from business logic.
The [1] pattern helps keep security checks separate from the main application code.
The Interceptor pattern allows security checks to be inserted before or after main processing, keeping code clean.
Fix the error in naming the pattern that ensures only one instance of a security manager exists.
The [1] pattern ensures a single instance of a security manager is used.The Singleton pattern restricts a class to one instance, useful for centralized security management.
Fill both blanks to complete the pattern that controls access by wrapping the original object.
The [1] pattern uses a [2] to control access to an object.
The Proxy pattern uses a wrapper object to control access to another object, adding security checks.
Fill all three blanks to complete the pattern that authenticates users before allowing actions.
The [1] pattern checks the [2] of a user and grants [3] accordingly.
The Authorization pattern verifies the user's identity and grants permissions based on that identity.