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Theoretical Foundations of Cryptography A secure multicast protocol with copyright protection Hao-hua Chu, Lintian Qiao, Klara Nahrstedt ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communications Review Volume 32, Number 2: April 2002 資管所碩二 郭至鈞 資管所碩二 黃克行 資管所碩一 施翔騰 Outline Introduction Related work Key distribution algorithm Multicast watermark protocol Implementation and experiment Conclusion Introduction We present a simple, efficient, and secure multicast protocol with copyright protection in an open and insecure network environment There is a wide range of multimedia applications that can benefit from using our secure multicast protocol, e.g. the commercial pay-per-view video multicast, or highly secure military intelligence video conference Expected goals Security in open network environment our secure multicast protocol must not depend on any of the intermediate network components for security support Multicast architecture independence encrypting or decrypting data on the endpoint hosts before sending it to or after receiving it from the underlying multicast protocol Robust dynamic membership support the key distribution protocol must deal gracefully with lossy or long delay unreliable multicast channels (cont’d) Real-time encryption the encryption algorithm should aim towards efficient and real-time processing so that they can become an integral part of the delivery process and at the same time preserve the highest security level and compression ratio Copyright protection we apply the watermark technique to encode the ownership information into the video data Leakers identification it enables the content providers and the group leader to identify the leaker(s) after the leaked data is discovered and analyzed Contributions We made the first attempt to integrate the problem of multicast key distribution, real