Designing a DRM System

Frattolillo, Franco; Landolfi, F.

doi:10.1109/ias.2008.9

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“…This is largely due to the fact that a perfect copy of the distributed content can be reproduced at almost-zero cost. According to Frattolillo and Landolfi (2008), digital piracy results due to the ease by which copying and sharing files on the Internet are done. The emergence of peer-to-peer networks in the beginning of the millennium has led to rapid development of illegal file sharing processes especially touching music and videos (Einhora and Rosenblatt, 2005).…”

Section: Security Resolutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Copyright Protection Model for Secured Multimedia and Digital Resource Utilization

Kingsley¹

2017

IJSQA

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Abstract:Copyright protection is a mechanism to secure the rights of ownership of original work so that no one can use the rights-protected work in any way without seeking permission for the use. It became imperative that user may pay the right owners a royalty for utilizing such resource. Copyright Society of Nigeria(COSON) is the regulatory body over intellectual properties but it lacks provision for encrypting digital content like videos, images and graphics. Hence, rampart illicit reproduction of developed graphics, movies, images and music by internet mafias and thereby deprive legitimate owners their due proceeds. This anomaly led to development of copyright protection suite to competently secure copyrighted infrastructures and create a viable interface between COSON and content owners. All original digital contents are encrypted, interested user are made to pay royalty before access is allowed. Structured system analysis and design approach is deployed in developing the system -which provides clear cut steps in navigating process-to-process. The implementation used server side scripting language with its associated embedded resources and Standard Query Language(MySQL)to achieve the desired input-output robustness and buoyant security fittings.

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Section: Security Resolutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Copyright Protection Model for Secured Multimedia and Digital Resource Utilization

Kingsley¹

2017

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“…Selected literature in watermarking research, whose scope is more close to the research presented in this paper, is discussed now. In [35,9,18], several software-based DRM and watermarking systems are proposed which are more or less ready-to-use. Visible watermarking algorithms which are absolutely essential for many applications, including protection of publicly available images and video broadcasting, are presented in [2,21,15,25,19,12,36,14,37,4,42,8].…”

Section: State Of the Art Of Digital Watermarkingmentioning

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ISWAR: An Imaging System with Watermarking and Attack Resilience

Mohanty¹

2012

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With the explosive growth of internet technology, easy transfer of digital multimedia is feasible. However, this kind of convenience with which authorized users can access information, turns out to be a mixed blessing due to information piracy. The emerging field of Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems addresses issues related to the intellectual property rights of digital content. In this paper, an object-oriented (OO) DRM system, called "Imaging System with Watermarking and Attack Resilience" (ISWAR), is presented that generates and authenticates color images with embedded mechanisms for protection against infringement of ownership rights as well as security attacks. In addition to the methods, in the object-oriented sense, for performing traditional encryption and decryption, the system implements methods for visible and invisible watermarking. This paper presents one visible and one invisible watermarking algorithm that have been integrated in the system. The qualitative and quantitative results obtained for these two watermarking algorithms with several benchmark images indicate that high-quality watermarked images are produced by the algorithms. With the help of experimental results it is demonstrated that the presented invisible watermarking techniques are resilient to the well known benchmark attacks and hence a fail-safe method for providing constant protection to ownership rights.

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“…Others adopt punitive approaches that force third parties, such as Internet Service Providers (ISP), to prevent web users from performing illegal content sharing. Still others exploit the so-called Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems [1][2][3], which are web platforms aiming at enforcing the legal rights associated with the use of copyrighted digital contents by implementing specific services. They usually keep track of content modifications or manage copyright transfers and other transactions related to digital contents distributed on the Internet.…”

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Watermarking Protocols: A Short Guide for Beginners

Frattolillo

2023

Future Internet

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Watermarking protocols, in conjunction with digital watermarking technologies, make it possible to trace back digital copyright infringers by identifying who has legitimately purchased digital content and then illegally shared it on the Internet. Although they can act as an effective deterrent against copyright violations, their adoption in the current web context is made difficult due to unresolved usability and performance issues. This paper aims at providing researchers with the basics needed to design watermarking protocols suited to the web context. It is focused on two important aspects. The first concerns the basic requirements that make a protocol usable by both web users and content providers, whereas the second concerns the security primitives and how they have been used to implement the most relevant examples of watermarking protocols documented in the literature. In this way, researchers can rely on a quick guide to getting started in the field of watermarking protocols.

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Designing a DRM System

Cited by 12 publications

References 13 publications

Hybrid Copyright Protection Model for Secured Multimedia and Digital Resource Utilization

Hybrid Copyright Protection Model for Secured Multimedia and Digital Resource Utilization

ISWAR: An Imaging System with Watermarking and Attack Resilience

Watermarking Protocols: A Short Guide for Beginners

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