Secure Multimedia Content Distribution for M2M Communication

Ye, Conghuan; Xiong, Zenggang; Ding, Yaoming; Zhang, Xuemin; Wang, Guangwei; Xu, Fang

doi:10.14257/ijsia.2016.10.4.26

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“…• The systems proposed by Domingo-Ferrer and Megías (2013); Qureshi et al (2015Qureshi et al ( , 2016; Megías and Domingo-Ferrer (2014); Megías (2015); Li et al (2010); Hu and Li (2010); Ye et al (2016) guarantee traceability of copyright violators by using digital fingerprinting techniques. The systems proposed by Sun et al (2009);Win et al (2011) offer copyright protection based on DRM techniques but fail to provide traceability.…”

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“…In (Ye et al, 2016), a secure multimedia distribution framework is proposed, which combines multimedia encryption, copy detection, and digital fingerprinting to prevent widespread piracy. To deter legitimate users from illegally re-distributing the decrypted content, the scheme employs the ideas of joint copy detection and fingerprinting.…”

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Collusion-resistant and privacy-preserving P2P multimedia distribution based on recombined fingerprinting

Megías

Qureshi

2017

Expert Systems with Applications

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Recombined fingerprints have been suggested as a convenient approach to improve the efficiency of anonymous fingerprinting for the legal distribution of copyrighted multimedia contents in P2P systems. The recombination idea is inspired by the principles of mating, recombination and heredity of the DNA sequences of living beings, but applied to binary sequences, like in genetic algorithms. However, the existing recombination-based fingerprinting systems do not provide a convenient solution for collusion resistance, since they require "double-layer" fingerprinting codes, making the practical implementation of such systems a challenging task. In fact, collusion resistance is regarded as the most relevant requirement of a fingerprinting scheme, and the lack of any acceptable solution to this problem would possibly deter content merchants from deploying any practical implementation of the recombination approach. In this paper, this drawback is overcome by introducing two non-trivial improvements, paving the way for a future real-life application of recombination-based systems. First, Nuida et al.'s collusion-resistant codes are used in segment-wise fashion for the first time. Second, a novel version of the traitor-tracing algorithm is proposed in the encrypted domain, also for the first time, making it possible to provide the buyers with security against framing. In addition, the proposed method avoids the use of public-key cryptography for the multimedia content and expensive cryptographic protocols, leading to excellent performance in terms of both computational and communication burdens. In fact, after bootstrapping, the merchant is no longer required to participate in any file transfer, reducing the investment in equipment required for content distribution to the bare minimum. The paper also analyzes the security and privacy properties of the proposed system both formally and informally, whereas the collusion resistance and the performance of the method are shown by means of experiments and simulations.

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Collusion-resistant and privacy-preserving P2P multimedia distribution based on recombined fingerprinting

Megías

Qureshi

2017

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“…Type 2 category are part of reference videos embedded into other videos.The type 3 videos are the videos that contain no parts of original reference videos. Precision and recall are used to evaluate the system Ye et al (2016) [16]. focused on mobile to mobile (M2M) communication for secure multimedia content distribution.…”

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A Survey on Multimedia Content Protection Mechanisms

Bindu

Anuradha²,

Murthy

2018

IJECE

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Cloud computing has emerged to influence multimedia content providers like Disney to render their multimedia services. When content providers use the public cloud, there are chances to have pirated copies further leading to a loss in revenues. At the same time, technological advancements regarding content recording and hosting made it easy to duplicate genuine multimedia objects. This problem has increased with increased usage of a cloud platform for rendering multimedia content to users across the globe. Therefore it is essential to have mechanisms to detect video copy, discover copyright infringement of multimedia content and protect the interests of genuine content providers. It is a challenging and computationally expensive problem to be addressed considering the exponential growth of multimedia content over the internet. In this paper, we surveyed multimedia-content protection mechanisms which throw light on different kinds of multimedia, multimedia content modification methods, and techniques to protect intellectual property from abuse and copyright infringement. It also focuses on challenges involved in protecting multimedia content and the research gaps in the area of cloud-based multimedia content protection.

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Secure Multimedia Content Distribution for M2M Communication

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Collusion-resistant and privacy-preserving P2P multimedia distribution based on recombined fingerprinting

Collusion-resistant and privacy-preserving P2P multimedia distribution based on recombined fingerprinting

A Survey on Multimedia Content Protection Mechanisms

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