Allowed iff explicitly permitted and not denied
Cedar.Thm.allowed_iff_explicitly_permitted_and_not_denied
Plain-language statement
A request is allowed if and only if it is explicitly permitted and is not explicitly forbidden.
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theorem allowed_iff_explicitly_permitted_and_not_denied (request : Request) (entities : Entities) (policies : Policies) : (IsExplicitlyPermitted request entities policies ∧ ¬ IsExplicitlyForbidden request entities policies) ↔ (isAuthorized request entities policies).decision = .allow
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theorem allowed_iff_explicitly_permitted_and_not_denied (request : Request) (entities : Entities) (policies : Policies) : (IsExplicitlyPermitted request entities policies ∧ ¬ IsExplicitlyForbidden request entities policies) ↔ (isAuthorized request entities policies).decision = .allow:= by apply Iff.intro · intro ⟨h₁, h₂⟩ unfold isAuthorized rw [explicitly_permitted_iff_satisfying_permit] at h₁ rw [explicitly_forbidden_iff_satisfying_forbid] at h₂ simp [h₁, h₂] · intro h₁ have h₁' : ¬ (isAuthorized request entities policies).decision = Decision.deny := by simp [h₁] have h₂ := (mt $ forbid_trumps_permit request entities policies) h₁' have h₃ := allowed_only_if_explicitly_permitted request entities policies h₁ exact .intro h₃ h₂- Project
- Cedar Specification
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- Apache-2.0
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- 3f093947b8ae
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- cedar-lean/Cedar/Thm/Authorization.lean:109-123
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