Abstract

Trust management now-a-days provides a promising approach for supporting access control in open environments. Trust transfer is a common technique employed in trust management systems to establish relationships between the two parties involved in a transaction who are strangers. Trust negotiation occurs when the two parties establish trust over the web. The paper proposes a model showing how trust can be transferred from a previous trust context to a new trust context.

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