Capability-based operating system

Capability-based operating system generally refers to an operating system that uses capability-based security.

Examples include:

Object-capability security

Concepts	Principle of least authority (POLA) Confused deputy problem Ambient authority File descriptor C-list Object-capability model Capability-based security Capability-based addressing Zooko's triangle Petnames

OS kernels	Hydra NLTSS KeyKOS EROS CapROS Coyotos Midori Fuchsia

Programming languages	Joule E Joe-E Cajita BitC

Filesystems	Tahoe-LAFS

Specialised hardware	Plessey System 250 Cambridge CAP IBM System/38 Intel iAPX 432

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