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Create, Read, Update, Delete: Implications on Security and Privacy Principles regarding GDPR
Create, Read, Update and Delete operations (CRUD) are a well-established abstraction to model data access in software systems of different architectures. Most system requirements, generated during the specification phase, will be realized by combining these operations on different entities of the sy
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