An access control method based on an object's owner and permissions granted by the owner is referred to as:_________

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An access control method based on an object's owner and permissions granted by the owner is referred to as discretionary access control (DAC).

<h3>Who is the owner?</h3>

An owner can be defined as the person who is the writer of ownership of a particular product or asset, the owner decides what to do with the particular product and takes all the decisions related to that.

In DAC, the accessibility is given to a limited number of people.

Discretionary access control is a technique for blocking accessibility dependent on the proprietor of an asset as well as the rights that owner has provided.

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