There are three different types of HTTP access control:
1. Origin-based access control: This type of access control restricts access to a resource based on the origin of the request. The server may allow or deny requests based on the domain, IP address, or port from which the request originated.
1. Role-based access control: This type of access control restricts access to a resource based on the user’s role or permission level. Users are assigned roles that determine what actions they can perform and what resources they can access.
1. Attribute-based access control: This type of access control restricts access to a resource based on a set of attributes associated with the user or the resource. Users are granted access based on their attributes, such as job title, department, or security clearance level.
