Access-control erasure
thecontinuitylayer.com/glossary/access-control-erasureThe definition
Withdrawing a record from everyone who could read it while the operator keeps the data and could still decrypt it. The IETF SAIHM draft requires operators to say which of the two they offer: this, or cryptographic erasure. Rung 4 of the erasure ladder.
The same words the glossary hub and the public data mirror carry; this page is the stable address for the term.
Related terms
- Erasure
Authorized deletion of stored memory: honoring a deletion request, making sure the removed fact stops influencing answers, and being able to show it is gone.…
- Erasure ladder
This site's ordering of the twelve operations the word “forget” is used for, from correcting a wrong record to verifying that a deleted one no longer shapes…
- Cryptographic erasure
Encrypting each item or subject under its own key and deleting by destroying the key, so retained ciphertext, including backups, cannot be read. The…
Where it shows up on this site
- What is a continuity layer · ReferenceThe definition, in full
- The primer: memory is not continuity · ReferenceSix distinctions, seven contrasts, the five obligations in brief
The working definition of a continuity layer, in full, is at /what-is-a-continuity-layer. Every term, on one page, at /glossary.