US20080133564A1 - Bonding Contents On Separate Storage Media - Google Patents

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US20080133564A1
US20080133564A1 US11/667,167 US66716705A US2008133564A1 US 20080133564 A1 US20080133564 A1 US 20080133564A1 US 66716705 A US66716705 A US 66716705A US 2008133564 A1 US2008133564 A1 US 2008133564A1
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  • This invention relates to a method and an apparatus for securely binding contents on a local storage medium to contents on a removable storage medium.
  • the removable storage medium is a read-only optical disc.
  • Future optical disc formats will demand local storage on the player instruments. This is because content, carried e.g. on a read-only optical disc, very soon becomes outdated, and the content producing studios intend to increase the attractiveness of their products.
  • Local storage on player instruments provides the ability for adding further amendments and most recent supplements to the optical disc content, without increasing the disc production costs, as would be necessary for writable discs.
  • When connected to the Internet it is possible to download supplements to the local storage, or to replace content of the read-only disc. E.g. it is possible to replace an outdated movie trailer by a new one, or to supplement disc content by further audio or subtitle tracks.
  • executable code like a game bound to a particular optical disc, can be downloaded and run on the instrument while the associated disc is in the player.
  • a problem arising with this technically applicable possibility is the protection of copyrights bound to disc and supplement data. It is desirable to preserve copyrights in such a way that downloaded supplement data can be exclusively used when the related optical disc is inserted within the playback instrument. Any usage of supplement data stemming from the content provider, also a usage independent from the dedicated optical disc, should be under the control of the content owner, i.e. the content provider.
  • the content provider wants to be sure that all of his content, whether it comes from the disc or it has been stored on local storage, cannot be used illegally or accidentally without having the disc, or in any combination with other content.
  • VFS virtual file system
  • the present invention describes a technique to ensure a security framework that is able to handle the described generalized scenario.
  • it includes also cases in which applications from different authors are located on a single optical disc, e.g. DVD, Blu-ray disc or the like.
  • the gist of the present invention is to create a virtual file system (VFS) by merging optical disc data and local storage data based upon a common identifier.
  • This identifier is called herein “organization_ID”. It is used for certifying content.
  • the creation of the VFS is executed dynamically before starting any application, e.g. playback of a title. Therefore VFS generation may vary during the presentation of an optical disc, because the included local storage data and optical disc data are changing according to the relations within a title.
  • the location and handling of the organization_ID is embedded within a security framework, which in principle is application specific.
  • a local storage of a player instrument may contain data coming from different content providers. According to the invention, these data have different organization_IDs, indicating their respective content provider.
  • the optical disc may contain titles coming from different content providers, and thus being certified with different organization_IDs.
  • a VFS is generated according to the title that is played back on the playback instrument, immediately before starting the playback. In this way, any uncontrolled data combination is excluded, independent from if the data come from a local storage or from an optical disc, or removable storage device in general. The transparency for updates on local storage, as well as its dynamic usage for temporary data is preserved.
  • FIG. 1 signature generation and verification
  • FIG. 2 generation of a certificate by a trusted third party certificate authority
  • FIG. 3 verification of the certificate for a public key
  • FIG. 4 usage of organization_ID within a security framework
  • FIG. 5 certificates applied to different files carrying two different organization_IDs according to their mapping in a virtual file system
  • FIG. 6 certificates applied to different files residing on a removable disc and on local storage, carrying two different organization_IDs according to their mapping in a file system;
  • FIG. 7 subdividing an organization_ID including the resulting directory organization on local storage
  • FIG. 8 roles and responsibilities between involved parties
  • FIG. 9 roles and responsibilities for download
  • FIG. 10 roles and responsibilities for the construction of the Virtual File System
  • FIG. 11 roles and responsibilities for local delete operations
  • FIG. 12 when to construct the Virtual File System
  • FIG. 13 arguments for selecting a binding unit
  • FIG. 14 how to check the integrity of a Virtual File System
  • FIG. 15 an exemplary file structure
  • FIG. 16 binding of content from multiple providers
  • FIG. 17 binding of shared trailers to discs.
  • the invention is based upon the usage of a security framework, which incorporates an organization_ID for the identification of matching files that may be distributed e.g. on a first, local storage medium, e.g. hard-disc drive (HDD), and on a second, removable medium.
  • a first, local storage medium e.g. hard-disc drive (HDD)
  • HDD hard-disc drive
  • second, removable storage medium is a read-only optical disc. It may however be any removable storage medium, e.g. flash memory or the like.
  • a virtual file system VFS
  • the selection of files to compile is based upon the performed title and its organization_ID.
  • the term “organization_ID” is used to explain the general concept. In other embodiments it is possible to define further sub-structures like e.g. disc_ID or application_ID, where parts of a disc can use a finer granularity of the organization_ID.
  • FIG. 1 depicts the usage of a signature to ensure the receptor of the authenticity of a message, or data set in general.
  • a sender (“Alice”) of a message has a private key, which she uses to encrypt a hash-value generated automatically from the contents of the message. The encrypted hash-value is called a “signature”, and is transmitted together with the message to be secured.
  • a receptor (“Bob”) may only open the message if he may generate a hash-value from the message that is identical with the received signature.
  • the receptor uses a pre-defined algorithm for generating the hash-value from the received message, and the public key of the sender for decrypting the signature.
  • the sender may publicly distribute this key, since it is different from her private key.
  • the public key is suitable for decrypting data that were encrypted with the corresponding private key.
  • the receptor who knows the public key of the sender can verify the signature, i.e. the received encrypted hash-value. Only if the receptor-generated hash-value and the decrypted signature are identical, the receptor can be sure that the message has not been modified in the meantime.
  • a trusted third party authority (Certificate Authority, CA) signs the public key of a client (“Alice”). This is done by generating a hash-value of the public key, encrypting it with the CAs private key and sending the encrypted hash-value back to the client.
  • This signature together with the client's public key, is forming the certificate to be used.
  • further information is added and included within the certificate, particularly an identifier like e.g. the organization_ID.
  • the receptor (“Bob”) can verify if the senders public key is authentic if he has the CAs public key.
  • FIG. 3 depicts the verification of the certificate for Alice's key.
  • the receptor can verify the authenticity of a received public key, even if it belongs to a previously unknown sender, by decrypting the certificate with the trusted third party public key. Only if the regenerated hash-value from the received public key matches the decrypted certificate, the received public key from the sender can be trusted.
  • the invention can be used based on a general security framework.
  • signatures are generated that incorporate certificates and carry the organization_ID.
  • Signature certification proofs authenticity of the signature and also that of the organization_ID.
  • the invention includes that the local storage is permanent, i.e. stored data are not lost after power-down, and all files stored to it are kept, whether they come from the disc, via Internet download or from other sources.
  • FIG. 5 shows the utilization of such security framework for a disc file system according to the invention, wherein the assembling of a VFS controlled by the organization_ID is applied.
  • the certificates certificate_ID# 1 ,# 2 are carrying the respective organization_IDs, and the signature files firmly bound to the actual data content are pointing at their certificates.
  • the semantic binding between signature files and data content is achieved by the so-called “digest code”, i.e. a code that is generated by applying a defined algorithm on the data content.
  • the physical binding between signature and data may be realized by a file structure or a manifest file.
  • the files depicted in FIG. 5 are e.g. all located on an optical disc, i.e. the disc carries titles authored by two different content providers that have different certificates and different signature identifiers signature_ID# 1 ,# 2 .
  • the player compiles a virtual file system VFS.
  • the compilation is ruled by the certificates certificate_ID# 1 , 2 assigned to the signature belonging to the data on disc.
  • the signature signature_ID# 1 attached to the title Title_ 1 is certified by organization_ID# 1 . Therefore, according to the invention, only data certified by organization_ID# 1 may be assembled before starting the presentation of Title_ 1 .
  • only data certificated by organization_ID# 2 may be assembled for a VFS before starting the presentation of e.g. Title_ 2 that is certified by an organization_ID# 2 .
  • the different organization_IDs may belong to different content creators or owners, i.e. content authors, studios, providers etc.
  • the titles mentioned above may encompass e.g. movie object files (MovieObjects) or Java object files (JavaObjects), or other types of files.
  • MovieObjects describe streaming files for audio and/or video (AV) presentations
  • JavaObjects describe Java executables that may run on a Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
  • Java object data are stored in Java archive files BD-jar 1 , BD-jar 2 . Both object types may have a certificated signature file.
  • AV stream files because they need not necessarily have a signature file. This is because stream files are large, and the digest code (i.e. hash-code) calculation of a large file takes long.
  • signed AV stream files are treated in the same way as explained above for other files. But the assembling process will include also those AV stream files that are not signed at all, i.e. only those stream files are included that are either certified with the correct organization_ID, or have no signature at all.
  • This treatment of AV stream files does not break the security chain, because any access to AV stream files is only possible by means of the MovieObject, PlayList and Clip files. Those files are always signed and certified, directly or indirectly.
  • the organization_ID is applied for the whole disc.
  • the VFS is generated only once before starting the disc presentation.
  • the difference versus state-of-the-art systems becomes clear when the local storage is considered.
  • the data that belongs to a disc and that is stored on the local storage medium is carrying a signature and a certificate, which includes the organization_ID.
  • the above-mentioned exception remains valid. All uncertified data on local storage can only run separately, i.e. the virtual file system generated from it cannot include any certified, or differently certified, disc content. Thus, the content provider can be sure that his content is secure, and none of the data material on disc is misused.
  • the organization_ID is used with local storage, as depicted in FIG. 6 .
  • An optical disc loaded to the player instrument contains an index file, whose first title Title_ 1 is referencing a JavaObject file.
  • the JavaObject file points to a BD-jar application. All files on the disc are signed and certified by the same identifier organization_ID# 1 , e.g. associated with the content provider who made the disc contents. For AV stream files the above-mentioned exception rules remain valid.
  • the local storage e.g. HDD, contains files from two different content providers. These files are signed with different signatures, depending on the content provider.
  • a JavaObject file and a BD-jar application are signed and certified with organization_ID# 1
  • a MovieObject file, a PlayList file, a Clip file and an AV stream file are signed and certified with organization_ID# 2 .
  • the virtual file system VFS is assembled according to the certificates located on the disc.
  • there is only one certificate on the disc, namely organization_ID# 1 and therefore according to the present invention only such files are included into the VFS that are also certified with the matching identifier organization_ID# 1 . All other files remain invisible and inaccessible during the life cycle of the VFS.
  • the local storage in this case contains an update for the JavaObject file, i.e. a JavaObject file with the same name and same identifier (organization_ID# 1 ) in its signature signature_ID# 1 , it supersedes the one on disc, and the Java application BD-jar 2 from HDD is run instead of the original Java application from disc.
  • the usage of an organization_ID within a certification that rules the generation of a virtual file system significantly improves the security for local storage, by prohibiting any uncontrolled data combination that might otherwise be possible with data coming from the local storage.
  • An application generating data on local storage has to sign the generated files, and the signature has to point to the disc certification that carries the appropriate organization_ID. Otherwise the application will not be able to find the newly generated data again on the local storage.
  • the generated data is held in cache, it may remain usable for the VFS until the VFS is destroyed, which happens e.g. when the disc is removed from the player, when the player is switched off, when another title from the disc is selected or upon other events. The next time when the VFS is compiled, only such data from local storage will be included in the binding that are certified with the correct organization_ID.
  • a further aspect of the invention is the subdivision of organization_ID into an organization structure. This can be done by adding further identifiers to the certificate, e.g. a disc_ID, application_ID etc. Another possibility is to use the “text” field within the “organization name” of FIG. 4 .
  • An advantage of this subdivision is that a content provider, e.g. Disney Studios, can control the access to its general-purpose files and other data that are usable by different applications, in particular when these files and data could also be usable by applications from other content providers and this should be prevented. To reach this, all authorized applications must have access to these data, while access from other (unauthorized) applications is prevented.
  • FIG. 7 This is depicted in FIG. 7 . All subdivisions are placed within a subdirectory within this root directory_root_.
  • all files and directories within the organization directory i.e. the “umbrella”
  • the neighbour directories are not visible, only all data and files within the root directory.
  • the movie object Movie_Object_ 1 in FIG. 7 may contain the latest movie trailers.
  • the directory organization_ID# 1 . 0 it can be bound to all VFSs relating to discs from the same studio, and thus the latest movie advertisement can be started from all these discs.
  • This organization may also include the files from local storage certified with organization_ID# 1 . 0 , because the files are stored under the same root directory. It is accepted that they are stored in different subdirectories that may relate e.g. to different discs or different titles, but from the same “organization”.
  • This organization can generally be any certification authority, as described above.
  • One aspect of the invention is to utilize an identifier, or organization_ID, to control the assembling of a virtual file system VFS.
  • One aspect of the invention is to apply the assembly of a virtual file system controlled by an identifier, or organization_ID, to a (local) storage medium, such as a HDD, wherein the respectively valid identifier that controls the assembly process is retrieved from a removable storage medium.
  • One aspect of the invention is to apply the identifier-controlled assembly of a virtual file system to an optical disc, wherein the respectively valid identifier is retrieved from the currently presented title on said disc.
  • One aspect of the invention is to store the identifier, or organization_ID, within a certificate that is defined within the security system framework.
  • One aspect of the invention is to subdivide a main directory tree on a local storage medium, wherein the main directory tree is certified with an organization_ID, into an organization structure including a plurality of subdirectories, and allowing access to a subdirectory by all other subdirectories of the same main directory.
  • One aspect of the invention is to sign and certify MovieObjects and/or JavaObjects.
  • One aspect of the invention is to create signatures for newly created files stored on a local storage medium, wherein the signatures point to the certification and identifier located on a removable storage medium, in particular an optical disc.
  • FIG. 8 shows the dependencies between users, content providers and player manufacturers. They all should agree on a set of rules for generating a Virtual File System VFS.
  • FIG. 9 shows aspects to be considered for downloading additional content e.g. via the Internet.
  • Content authors may initiate such downloads, e.g. by putting a notification message on a dedicated Internet site.
  • a defined event e.g. when the user inserts the disc related to the additional content into his player, or when he starts a particular related application, and when further the user allowed network access for the player and the player supports this functionality, then the additional content may be downloaded, verified and stored as described above.
  • FIG. 10 shows that and how the involved parties may affect the construction of the virtual file system.
  • the user can set preferences, the player manufacturer can provide the required software and/or hardware functions, e.g. a memory card drive for storing additional content on a memory card, and the content author may use the agreed VFS rules for some or all of the discs he sells.
  • FIG. 11 depicts various aspects to be considered when deleting downloaded content.
  • a player may be programmed such that it automatically deletes stored content that belongs to one or more binding units, if the authorized content author (the one who has the respective identifier) sends a corresponding signal. This may be used e.g. when a movie trailer is outdated or similar.
  • FIG. 12 the question when to construct a virtual file system is discussed.
  • VFS VFS when either the disc is inserted or a new title is selected. This is a good solution from the users point of view, because when a title is changed there is an interruption, during which the new VFS can be generated without disturbing the user.
  • a third, possibility is to construct the VFS always when playback starts. This however requires, when MovieObjects or JavaObjects should be included in the binding, different mechanisms than when just PlayLists, ClipInfo and MPEG2-TS (transport stream) files shall be included. These are on a different logical level, and new MovieObject or JavaObject upon playback start may lead to confusion about which files are valid.
  • a fourth possibility can be applied when a programmable platform is available, such as a Java Virtual Machine JVM, namely to generate the VFS dynamically upon an Application Program Interface (API) call.
  • a programmable platform such as a Java Virtual Machine JVM, namely to generate the VFS dynamically upon an Application Program Interface (API) call.
  • API Application Program Interface
  • FIG. 13 discusses what would be a good binding unit, i.e. for which unit or entity a binding shall be valid: a binding may refer to a disc, or to a title from a particular disc, or to a playlist referring to a title from a particular disc, or dynamically.
  • the preferred binding unit is per title, because the VFS framework is title based.
  • the integrity of the VFS must be checked. This is discussed in FIG. 14 .
  • the integrity check is preferably done every time before constructing a VFS. Goals are to separate contents from e.g. different studios and prevent usage of corrupted or invalidated data.
  • FIG. 15 shows an example file structure.
  • a full feature index file contains references to a plurality of titles being movie object tables and/or Java objects.
  • Each Java object includes an Application Management Table AMT.
  • the movie object tables and the AMTs point to MovieObjects or Java archive files respectively, which may be included in the VFS according to the invention.
  • a MovieObject may be e.g. a video scene, subtitle stream, graphic animation stream etc.
  • FIG. 16 shows how content from different providers can be bound to a VFS, namely if the providers use e.g. the same disc identifier Disc_ID_ 0 . It can e.g. be a UUID.
  • FIG. 17 explains how shared trailers can be associated with read-only discs.
  • the invention can be used for recording and/or playback devices for removable storage media that have access to a further rewritable storage medium, such as a HDD.
  • the invention is useful e.g. for high-density data carriers such as Blu-ray discs.

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