What are the MLS general access rules?

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The two general access rules are as follows:
1. No Read Up
A user can read the data as long as the user's classification is the same as or higher than the data's classification. For example, a Top Secret user can read files that are either Top Secret, the same level, or Secret, a lower level. However, a Secret user cannot read files that are classified as Top Secret.

2. No Write Down
A user can write to the resource as long as the user's classification is the same as or lower than the resource's classification. For example, a Confidential user can save his or her data files as Confidential resources or Secret resources. However, a Secret user cannot save data files in spaces that are classified as Confidential or Unclassified. This rule prevents leaks of higher-classification data to lower classifications.

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