Correct HTTP status code when resource is available but not accessible because of permissions?

According to Wikipedia (and RFC 2616 ), a 401 code is used when a page exists but requires authentication; 403 is for a page where authenticating won't change anything. (In the wild, 403 usually means the permissions on something are wrong, whereas a 401 will prompt the user for a username/password). 404 is for where the document simply doesn't exist.

If authorization credentials are provided in the request and the requester does not have permissions to access this resource then you should return 403.

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