A novel DRM scheme for accommodating expectations of personal use

Chen, Hsing‐Bai; Lee, Wei‐Bin; Chen, Tzung‐Her

doi:10.1007/s11042-018-5614-4

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“…Then compute scheme cost as

{sans-serifT}_{sans-seriffe} = 1 \times 0.0171

{sans-serifT}_{sans-serifh} = 17 \times 0.00032

that conclude the final computation time of the respective scheme. Similarly, Odelu et al take 0.276 seconds, Doshi et al take 0.1298 seconds, Tsai and Lo take 0.8908 seconds, Mishra et al take 0.03214 seconds, Lee et al take 0.0236 seconds, Kumari and Khan take 0.1141 seconds, Xie et al take 0.1162 seconds, and Chen et al take 0.1967 seconds. To evaluate the total computation time of proposed scheme, we calculate

12 \times {sans-serifT}_{sans-serifh} + 1 \times {sans-serifT}_{sans-seriffe}

\approx

0.0231 s

.…”

Section: Performance Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The time stamp and random nonce will be 32‐bit output . We consider the communication cost of authentication phases of our proposed scheme for comparing with existing other schemes, namely, Kumari and Khan, Xie et al, Mishra et al, Lee et al, Chen et al, and Lee et al We assume identities/random number/biometric takes 32 bits. We use 128‐bit AES for encryption plaintext.…”

Section: Performance Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Unfortunately, we observed that their proposed scheme fails to provide the valid log‐in and authentication phase also not resist against a replay and password guessing attack. Recently, Chen et al introduced a novel DRM scheme for accommodating expectations. They claimed that their DRM scheme is benefiting for whole DRM industry.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They claimed that their DRM scheme is benefiting for whole DRM industry. But when we revisit the security of their scheme, we observed some security flaws in Chen et al such as the Man‐in‐the‐middle (MIM), user anonymity, stolen device attack, impersonation, password guessing, no forward secrecy attacks.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Authenticated content distribution framework for digital rights management systems with smart card revocation

Mishra

Rana

2020

Int J Communication

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The growing features of multimedia distribution across multiple smart devices have attained significant attention of many industries and users. In this context, digital rights management (DRM) is the system, which tries to ensure authorized content distribution. For much diverse and productive research in content distribution, DRM is paying attention to provide a better DRM protocol according to current requirements. But the violation of copyright protection of digital content (video, audio, and secret documents) still has a significant issue of concern. Not only solely copyright protection but also stolen smart cards which keep the license and more specific information of a user is also an attentive concern of DRM users. In this paper, we introduced an authenticated key agreement protocol which maintains secure and authorized content distribution with successful smart card revocation. Moreover, the proposed scheme has simulated under AVISPA tool, which informally confirms the security of the protocol. The formal proof security is given in the random oracle model and then done the performance evaluation. The comparison with the relevant existing schemes shows the advantage of the proposed scheme. It identified that the proposed protocol achieves all the desirable security and performance attributes with valid smart card revocation. KEYWORDSanonymity, digital rights management systems, multimedia security, mutual authentication INTRODUCTIONIn very few amounts of time, e-commerce industries have acquired a massive market of digital content distribution. The digital content distribution plays a crucial role in the e-commerce industry. In particular, live video streaming and e-books are also becoming more and more popular, and they also have immense importance in terms of revenue while digital content distribution authorities face many challenges such as secure content distribution, copyright issue, fixing the user right etc. Thus, the DRM system tries to facilitate multimedia users against any suspicious activity. It is developed to prevent illegal content consumption. Initially, DRM protocols either extend over public key infrastructure (PKI) or identity-based public key infrastructure (ID-PKI). PKI occurred certificate management problem which needs revocation, storage, distribution, and validation of the certificate, as an authentic outcome. The trusted authority becomes the choke point for this extensive area network. The ID-PKI has the drawback of key escrow. However, for secure and authorized content distribution, it is necessary to eliminate these flaws from the existing DRM system.DRM system stores the security parameters and digital license in a smart card (SC). These security parameters are protected with a password, biometric, and server secret key. Otherwise, it may lead to the misuse of the lost smart card Int J Commun Syst. 2020;33:e4388.wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/dac

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“…Then compute scheme cost as

{sans-serifT}_{sans-seriffe} = 1 \times 0.0171

{sans-serifT}_{sans-serifh} = 17 \times 0.00032

12 \times {sans-serifT}_{sans-serifh} + 1 \times {sans-serifT}_{sans-seriffe}

\approx

0.0231 s

.…”

Section: Performance Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Performance Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Authenticated content distribution framework for digital rights management systems with smart card revocation

Mishra

Rana

2020

Int J Communication

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“…Tsai and Lo 17 proposed an session key management protocol without disclosure of the identity of the client, which facilitates access of system without revealing his or her identity. Chen et al 18 gave a scheme to provide the digital right for accommodating expectations. We analyzed their system and observed that Chen et al's scheme did not achieve security against man in the middle and denial of service attack.…”

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Cryptanalysis and improvement of biometric based content distribution framework for digital rights management systems

Rana

Mishra

2020

Security and Privacy

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Digital contents are utilized and transmitted over the public network. Thus, the evolution of an emphatic mechanism to ensure authorized access to digital content is the topmost priority of the multimedia industry. Digital right management (DRM) is a tool that aims to ensure authorized access multimedia content to the right holders. However, over the years, several other challenges associated with DRM systems have also emerged such as efficient computation, user privacy, the security of existing protocols. For the scalable distribute digital content, an efficient, secure and authorized content distribution protocol is required. This paper proposed a biometric‐based content technique for a DRM system, which enables to deliver content key among mutually authentic entities. The security of the proposed protocol has been proved under the widely recognized random oracle model, which indicates that the proposed protocol is provably secure under probabilistic polynomial time adversary. The proposed scheme achieves anonymity and unlinkability. Moreover, comparative analysis shows that the proposed scheme address efficiency along with security.

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Construction of a secure and efficient content key distribution framework for DRM systems

Mishra,

Obaidat,

Kasi

et al. 2023

Int J Communication

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SummaryRecent advances in networks and digital technology have provided many user‐friendly environments such as telemedicine, e‐banking, e‐content, and e‐commerce. It has revolutionized the multimedia industry and made it accessible anytime and anywhere. However, its limitation also appeared in digital content piracy, which is more prevalent nowadays. Digital rights management (DRM) systems were developed to control the illegal spreading of digital content. Protocols are being developed to enable effective and secure communication in DRM systems. As security and efficiency are essential parameters, the approach should be two birds with one stone; i.e., the protocol should achieve efficiency and security together. Our investigation identified that secure mechanisms either have increased computation/communication overhead or fail to meet specified security criteria when discussing efficient content key delivery mechanisms. So, an efficient protocol design with the right security attributes is required. We have worked on designing a content delivery mechanism keeping in mind the desirable attribute of security and without decreasing overhead. The suggested solution targets “two birds with one stone.” We proved the security of the scheme in the random oracle model. We verify the security against active attacks using the formal simulation tool AVISPA. Detailed analysis is performed for the evaluation of computational and communication overhead. The comparative study is also presented to understand the gains in efficiency and security.

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A novel DRM scheme for accommodating expectations of personal use

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

Authenticated content distribution framework for digital rights management systems with smart card revocation

Authenticated content distribution framework for digital rights management systems with smart card revocation

Cryptanalysis and improvement of biometric based content distribution framework for digital rights management systems

Construction of a secure and efficient content key distribution framework for DRM systems

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