WO2004109522A1 - 情報機器、情報サーバ、情報処理システム、情報処理方法および情報処理プログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an information device having a function of using content, an information server for issuing a license permitting use of the content, an information processing system including such an information device and the information server, and an information processing system such as this.
- the present invention relates to an information processing method applied to an information device and a program applied to such an information device and an information server.
- Clients can use encrypted content Is received from the content server.
- license specifying information for specifying a license required for using the content is described.
- the client requests a license from the license server based on the license identification information.
- the license server Upon receiving the license request, the license server performs billing processing and transmits the corresponding license to the client.
- the client can decrypt and play the content provided that the client holds the license.
- the content can be freely distributed, but only the authorized users can use the content. Therefore, it is possible to promote the distribution of the content while preventing the illegal use of the content. is there.
- CE devices Consumer Electronics
- an object of the present invention is to provide an information device, an information server, an information processing system, an information processing method, and an information processing program that allow the content to be used by another information device owned by the user.
- the information device of the present invention has a first storage means for storing content that is encrypted and distributed and becomes available on condition that a license is held, a second storage means for storing a license, and a method of using the content.
- Grouping device identification information for grouping and identifying a plurality of information devices, and content decryption key information commonly assigned to each device group, together with a group identifier assigned to each device group.
- Third storage means for storing, and reproduction processing means for performing processing for decoding and reproducing the content stored in the first storage means based on the storage contents of the second and third storage means. I have.
- the information server includes: a group registration processing unit for registering information on a device group to which the information device belongs in association with a group identifier in response to a group registration request from the information device to use the content; In response to a service registration request from an information device, the information device is registered as a service provision target, and a grouping for identifying multiple information devices in the device group to which the information device belongs is grouped. The device identification information and one key for decrypting the content are registered in association with the group identifier, and all information devices in the device group to which the information device belongs are grouped. Service registration processing means for providing device identification information and one key information;
- the information server in response to a group registration request from an information device that intends to use content, registers information relating to a device group to which the information device belongs in association with a group identifier.
- the information device In response to a service registration request from an information device, the information device is registered as a service provision target, and a grouping device for grouping and identifying a plurality of information devices to which the information device belongs.
- the identification information and one key for decrypting the content are registered in association with the group identifier, and all the information devices in the device group to which the information device belongs are registered with the one grouped device identification information.
- An information processing system includes an information server and an information device.
- the information server in response to a group registration request from an information device that intends to use the content, a group registration processing unit for registering information on a device group to which the information device belongs in association with a group identifier;
- the information device is registered as a service provision target, a grouped device identification information for grouping and identifying a plurality of information devices to which the information device belongs, and one content decryption device.
- the information device includes a first storage unit for storing contents, and a license.
- a second storage unit a third storage unit that stores the grouped device identification information and the key information provided from the information server together with the group identifier, and a storage unit that stores the second and third storage units.
- Playback processing means for decoding and playing back the content stored in the first storage means.
- a first information processing program includes a step of storing content that is distributed in an encrypted form and becomes available on condition that a license is held; a step of storing a license; A step of storing grouped device identification information for grouping and identifying information devices and content decryption key information commonly assigned to each device group, together with a group identifier assigned to each device group. And performing a process of decrypting and playing back the content stored in the first storage means based on the storage contents of the second and third storage means.
- a step of registering information on a device group to which an information device belongs in association with a group identifier in response to a group registration request from the information device to use the content is provided.
- the information device is registered as a service provision target, and a group for identifying a plurality of information devices to which the information device belongs is grouped.
- the device identification information and the key information for decrypting one content are registered in association with the group identifier, and all information devices in the device group to which the information device belongs are registered. Assigning one grouped device identification information and one key information to the device.
- the content and the license are stored, and the grouping device identification information and the key information for decrypting the content are stored together with the group identifier. Based on the information included in the license, the grouping device identification information, the key information for decrypting the content, and the group identifier, the content is decrypted, reproduced, and used.
- a group registration process is performed in response to a group registration request from an information device
- a service registration process is performed in response to a service registration request from an information device.
- information on the device group to be registered is registered in association with the group identifier.
- the information device that has requested registration is registered as a service provision target.
- one grouping device identification information and one content decryption key information are registered in association with the group identifier.
- one grouping device identification information and one key information are assigned to all information devices in the device group to which the information device requesting registration belongs. . As a result, all the information devices in the device group have the same grouped device identification information and key information.
- both the operation of the information device or the first information processing program and the operation of the information server or the second information processing program are realized. That is, all the information devices in one device group have the same grouped device identification information and key information, and the content is decrypted, reproduced, and used in each information device.
- the basic meanings of the terms used in this specification are as follows.
- content refers to the content itself that is digitized and encrypted and distributed, and includes text information, image information such as still images and moving images, audio information, and combinations thereof. For example, a combination of text information and image information such as an electronic book or an electronic newspaper, or an application such as a game program. Including Yong Software. Regardless of the form of distribution, it may be distributed via a communication line such as the Internet, or may be distributed via a recording medium such as a CD-ROM. “Use of content” refers to the use of information contained in content in a useful (meaningful) form, including the act of playing, browsing, or executing content.
- Information equipment includes not only dedicated content utilization equipment, but also general-purpose computers such as personal computers (PCs). In the following description, it is simply referred to as “device” or “device”.
- Information server refers to a device for providing licenses, and broadly includes information processing devices such as workstations and PCs.
- “License” is usage right information for enabling the use of content, and includes usage conditions as well as license identification information for identifying itself.
- “Equipment group” refers to a group of information equipment. Generally, it corresponds to a plurality of information equipment groups owned by one user, but is not necessarily limited to this.
- the “grouped device identification information” is device identification information in a so-called global dimension (between device groups), which indicates to which device group each information device grouped belongs. In other words, it is information given to each information device to indicate that it belongs to a certain device group. Therefore, within one device group, all information devices have the same grouped device identification information. Since this information is treated as secure information that cannot be recognized by the user, it is not possible for a normal user to move or copy between information devices inside or outside the device group, or to modify the information itself. Can not.
- the leaf ID corresponds to one specific example.
- the “group identifier” is a type of label information that is conveniently assigned to each device group when forming a device group, and can be recognized by the user. Used when registering additional information devices in an existing device group. When considered as a user-device group, it corresponds to a type of user identification information. In the following embodiment, the group ID corresponds to one specific example.
- Device identification information is used to identify individual information devices within a device group, ie, devices in a local dimension (in a device group). This is identification information. In some cases, the information device itself is set from the beginning during the manufacturing and sales stages, and in other cases, it is generated later by software using random numbers. In the following embodiment, the device ID corresponds to one specific example.
- Key information is a key for decryption (decryption) for decrypting encrypted content to make it usable.
- a common key is assigned to each device group. Therefore, all information devices have the same key in one device group. Since this key is handled as secure information that cannot be recognized by the user, ordinary users should not move or copy information devices inside or outside the device group or modify the information itself. Can not.
- the device node key DNK corresponds to one specific example.
- “Billing” refers to the steps required to collect payment for the sale of a license (eg, bank settlement procedures).
- One user ... generally refers to a user as an individual, but is not necessarily limited to this. If the licensor allows, for example, it could refer to an entire family or a social organization sharing a living.
- a “node” is a branching point (branch point), and a “node key” is an encryption key set for each node, and is encrypted by a node key immediately below.
- “Device node” refers to the node corresponding to the lowest layer device (in the present invention, the equipment group), and “device node key” refers to the encryption key defined corresponding to the lowest layer device. And is synonymous with the above “key information”. In the present invention, the same device node key is assigned to information devices in one device group.
- “Root key” is an encryption key located at the top of the hierarchical tree structure.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an overall configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a main configuration of an information device and an information server.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a main part of a functional configuration of the information device.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a main part of a functional configuration of the information server.
- FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B are diagrams showing an example of a group management table and a license table in the information server.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of contents of a content file, a license, and a user data in an information device.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a hierarchical structure of a decryption key managed by the information server.
- FIG. 8A to 8D are diagrams showing an example of the contents of the enabling key block and the key information applied to the hierarchical tree structure of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining a group registration process, a device registration process, and a service registration process performed between the information device and the information server.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining a device registration process and a service registration process performed between the information device and the information server.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining device registration deletion processing performed between an information device and an information server.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining content and license download processing performed between the information device and the information server.
- FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of an information processing system including an information device and an information server according to an embodiment of the present invention. Note that the information processing method and the information processing program according to the embodiment of the present invention are embodied by the information processing system of the present embodiment, and will be described together.
- This information processing system is a content distribution and use system including information devices 1-1 to 114 as clients that use content and an information server 4. These information devices 1-1 to 114 and the information server 4 are all connected to the Internet 2.
- the information server 4 has a content providing function of providing encrypted content to the information devices 11 to 1-4, and a content providing function.
- a license providing function that grants the information device 1 a license necessary for using the content, and a service registration (user registration) that is required first when the information devices 1-1 to 1-4 receive this content distribution use service It has a service registration function to perform the charging and a charging function to charge the information device when the information device receives a license.
- the service registration function and the license providing function can be realized by using, for example, a copyright management technique called “ ⁇ pen MGX”.
- the information devices 111 to 113 are information device groups owned by a certain user, and constitute one device group 1G.
- information devices 114 are owned by other users.
- the information devices 1-1 to 1-4 may be dedicated devices having a content reproduction function, or may be general-purpose PCs. In the following description, it is assumed that one information device belongs to only one device group, and that one information device does not belong to a plurality of device groups.
- the information devices 1-1 to 11-3 belong to the same device group 1G by performing a predetermined advance procedure (described later), and use the content and license by moving the content and license to each other. It is possible to do. Since information devices 1-4 do not belong to device group 1G, obtaining content and licenses from information devices 11-11 does not make them usable. Similarly, even if the content and license of the information device 114 are obtained by the information device 111 to 1-3, it will not be usable.
- the device group 1G includes three information devices, but may actually include any number of information devices. Also, although only one device group is shown in this figure, there may actually be more than one device group.
- Each information device included in the device group 1G has a different hardware configuration from the viewpoint of the information supplier 4 from the standpoint of their physical identity. However, from the standpoint of managing the validity of the content use license, the information server 4 showed that the use of the content was permitted. It is now recognized as an information device that cannot be distinguished from each other (has no personality). The above physical identity is determined based on the unique device identification information (device ID) of each of the information devices 1-1 to 1-3.
- Judgment and management are made based on the grouped device identification information (hereinafter also referred to as “leaf ID”) and key information DNK (Device Node Key) assigned to 13 respectively. That is, the information devices in one device group have different device IDs from each other (at least not duplicated in the device group), but have the same (common) leaf ID and the same (common) device ID. It has key information DNK. Since these leaf IDs and key information DNK are treated as secure information so that they are invisible (not recognizable) to the user, they cannot be moved or copied between information devices inside or outside the device group. Also, the user himself is a leaf IDs and key information DNK (Device Node Key) assigned to 13 respectively. That is, the information devices in one device group have different device IDs from each other (at least not duplicated in the device group), but have the same (common) leaf ID and the same (common) device ID. It has key information DNK. Since these leaf IDs and key information DNK are treated as secure information so that they
- group group identifier that is also a user ID is assigned to each device group in order to enable various registration procedures to be performed by the user.
- FIG. 2 shows a configuration example of the information equipment 111.
- the information equipment 1-1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 21, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 22, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 23, and an encryption / decryption unit 24. , A codec section 25 and an input / output interface 32. These are interconnected via a path 31.
- An input unit 26, an output unit 27, a storage unit 28, a communication unit 29, and a drive 30 are connected to the bus 31 via an input / output interface 32.
- the CPU 21 executes various processes according to a program stored in the ROM 22 or a program loaded into the RAM 23 from the storage unit 28. Timer
- RAM23 contains
- the encryption / decryption unit 24 decodes (decrypts) the already encrypted content. It is for doing the processing. However, as will be described later, when the configuration shown in FIG. 2 is applied to the information server 4, the encryption / decryption unit 24 has a function of encrypting the content.
- the codec unit 25 compresses (encodes) music content using, for example, the ATRAC (Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding) 3 method and outputs the compressed content to the input / output interface 32, or conversely, receives the input from the input / output interface 32 and performs encryption / decryption. This is for expanding and decoding (decoding) the compressed content decrypted by the part 24 into reproducible data.
- the input unit 26 includes a keyboard and a mouse
- the output unit 27 includes a display such as a CRT (cathode ray tube) and an LCD (liquid crystal display), a speaker, and the like.
- the storage unit 28 is configured by a hard disk or the like, and stores various management information in addition to contents and licenses.
- the communication unit 29 includes a modem, a terminal adapter, and the like, and has a function of performing communication processing via the Internet 2. Specifically, the communication unit 29 connects to the information server 4 to download the encrypted content, or connects to the information server 4 to download the license and perform various registration procedures.
- the drive 30 has, for example, a removable storage medium such as a removable magnetic disk 41, an optical disk 42, a magneto-optical disk 43, or a semiconductor memory 44, and requires a computer program read therefrom. It is installed in the storage unit 28 according to the time. The drive 30 may also read content from these storage media or, conversely, perform processing to record content on these storage media.
- the optical disk 42 has a CD-ROM
- CD-R Compact Disc-Read Only Memory
- CD-RW Recordable
- DVD Digital Versatile Disc
- ROM Read Only Memory
- DVD—RW DVD + RW
- a memory stick (trademark).
- the other information devices 1-2 to 1-4 also have the same hardware configuration as the information device 111 shown in FIG.
- the information server 4 is also configured by a computer having a configuration basically similar to that of the information device 1-1 shown in FIG. Therefore, in the following description, if necessary, The configuration is also referred to as the configuration of the information server 4.
- FIG. 3 shows a functional configuration of the information equipment 1-1, and corresponds to a basic configuration of an information processing program for a client according to the present embodiment.
- the functions of the information devices 1-1 are broadly divided into a control function block 50, a communication function block 70, and a storage function block 80.
- the control function block 50 includes a reproduction processing function 51, a duplication registration request function 52, a device registration request function 53, a service registration request function 54, a device registration deletion request function 55, and a device. It includes an ID generation function 56 and a content license request function 57.
- the storage function block 80 includes a first storage unit 81 to a fourth storage unit 84.
- Each function of the control function block 50 is mainly in charge of the CPU 21 and the encryption / decryption unit 24 in FIG.
- the communication function block 70 is mainly in charge of the communication unit 29 in FIG. 2, and each function of the storage function block 80 is mainly in charge of the storage unit 28 and RAM 23 in FIG.
- control function block 50 The specific contents of each function of the control function block 50 are as follows.
- the reproduction processing function 51 decodes and reproduces the content stored in the first storage section 81 based on the storage contents of the second storage section 82 and the third storage section 83.
- the group registration request function 52 is a function for making a group registration request to the information server 4 to request the information server 4 to register the device group to which the own device (information device 1-1) belongs.
- the device registration request function 53 is a function of requesting the information server 4 to register the device ID stored in the fourth storage unit 84 in the information server 4.
- the service registration request function 54 is a function that requests the information server 4 to register its own device as a service provision target and to send leaf ID and key information DNK.
- the device registration deletion request function 55 is a function for requesting the information server 4 to delete the device ID stored in the fourth storage unit 84 from the registration of the information server 4. is there.
- the device ID generation function 56 generates the device ID required by the device registration request function 53 and stores the device ID in the fourth storage unit 84.
- the content / license request function 57 is a function for requesting the information server 4 to download content and a license.
- the contents of each function of the storage function block 80 are as follows.
- the first storage unit 81 has a function of storing content provided from the information server 4 or the like, and the second storage unit 82 has a function of storing a license provided from the information server.
- the third storage unit 83 provides, for each device group, a leaf ID for grouping and identifying a plurality of information devices and content decryption key information DNK commonly assigned to each device group. This is a function that stores the information together with the group ID. In the example of FIG. 1, the leaf ID and the key information DNK are common to the information devices 111 to 113 included in the device group 1G having one group ID.
- the fourth storage unit 84 stores a unique device ID for identifying the own device (information device 111) from other information devices 112, 1-3 in the device group 1G. Has functions.
- FIG. 4 shows a functional configuration of the information server 4, and corresponds to a basic configuration of an information processing program for a server in the present embodiment.
- the functions of the information server 4 are roughly divided into a control function block 90, a communication function block 100, and a storage function block 110.
- the control function block 90 includes a content / license providing function 94, a group registration processing function 91, a device registration management function 92, a service registration processing function 93, and a charging processing function 95.
- the storage function block 110 includes a content storage unit 111, a license table 112, and a group management table 113.
- Each function of the control function block 90 is mainly in charge of the CPU 21 and the encryption / decryption unit 24, etc.
- the communication function block 100 is mainly in charge of the communication unit 29
- the storage function block 110 is in charge of the storage function block 110.
- the storage unit 28 and RAM 23 are mainly in charge.
- control function block 50 The specific contents of each function of the control function block 50 are as follows.
- Content / license providing function 94 is a function that accepts a content request and a license request including a leaf ID from the information equipment 111, etc., and provides the requested content and license to the information equipment that has made the request. .
- the group registration processing function 91 is a function for registering information (group information) relating to a device group to which the information device belongs in association with a group identifier in response to a group registration request from the information device that intends to use the content. .
- the device registration management function 92 in response to a device registration request from an information device, In addition to extracting device identification information for identifying individual information devices from the recording request and registering the device identification information in association with the group identifier, in addition to the device registration deletion request from the information device, This function deletes the device identification information specified by the device registration deletion request from the registration.
- the device registration management function 92 also includes a function of rejecting a device registration request from a new information device after the number of device IDs registered for a device group reaches a certain number.
- the service registration processing function 93 registers the information device as a service provision target, and associates the leaf ID and key information DNK with the group ID to the group management table. This is a function that registers the information in the device group and adds the registered leaf ID and key information DNK to all information devices in the device group to which the information device belongs.
- the service registration function 93 corresponds to “ ⁇ penMGX” registration processing.
- the billing function 95 extracts the leaf ID from the license request made by the information device, checks whether the extracted leaf ID is registered by the group registration function, and, based on the result, determines the content / license. It is a function to determine whether or not to perform a charging process for providing a license by the providing function 94.
- the content storage unit 111 creates and stores in advance various types of content provided in response to requests from information devices.
- the license table 112 is, for example, a list table of licenses prepared for each content, as shown in FIG. 5B.
- the group management table 113 registers the leaf ID and the key information DNK in association with the group ID, and registers the device ID in association with the leaf ID.
- the license table 111 and the group management table 113 are described in detail below.
- FIG. 5A shows an example of the group management table 113.
- the password 1 2 2, the group information 1 2 3, the device ID 1 2 4, and the service data 1 2 5 correspond to the group ID 1 2 1. Registered.
- a transaction ID (TID) described later is omitted.
- n is a positive integer.
- the group ID 1 2 1 and the password 1 2 2 are assigned at the time of group registration, the device ID 1 2 4 is assigned at the time of device registration, and the service data 1 2 5 is assigned at the time of service registration.
- the group registration is a registration that is performed only once at the beginning when the user uses the content distribution service by the device group 1G.
- the group registration the user obtains the group ID and the password, and by using these, it becomes possible to perform device registration and content purchase in the content distribution service.
- device registration is a process for the server to manage one or more devices owned by a user as a group.
- Service registration is a procedure that is necessary when using content using information devices for which device registration has been completed. Originally, by associating each information device with a content decryption key, This process is performed to prevent use by unauthorized copying. However, in the present embodiment, it is allowed to freely copy contents and licenses between information devices in a device group for which group registration has been completed.
- the group ID 122 identifies the device group itself and identifies it from other device groups. In response to a group registration request from any information device, the information device that made the request Is assigned to the device group to which this belongs. When one user corresponds to one device group as in the present embodiment, this group ID 122 corresponds to a user ID.
- the password 1 2 2 is given together with the group ID 1 2 1 at the time of group registration.
- These group IDs 122 and passwords 122 are information provided for each device group for convenience from the information server 4 when forming a device group, and can be recognized by the user. The user is required to enter information when registering additional information devices in a registered device group or deleting device registration.
- the group information 123 is information about the device group, and is provided by the user at the time of group registration. If one user corresponds to one device group as in this embodiment, the group information.123 is the user's personal information (user name, address, telephone number, mail address, credit card number, etc.). ).
- the device ID 124 is device identification information (in a device group) in a so-called one-dimensional dimension used to identify an individual information device in one device group. That is, the device IDs 124 differ from one another among information devices in a certain device group, and in this respect, are different from the leaf IDs commonly assigned to the information devices in the device group. The number of information devices registered in the device group can be grasped from the device ID 124. If the information device 111 is a dedicated content playback device, the device ID 124 is set in the ROM 22 at the stage of manufacturing and sales, but the information device 111 is a general-purpose device such as a PC.
- a device In the case of a device, it is generated later (for example, at the time of device registration described later) by software using a random number or the like. Such software is downloaded from the information server 4 at the time of group registration or device registration, for example, and implements the device ID generation function 56 shown in FIG.
- the service data 125 includes a leaf ID and key information DNK.
- the leaf ID is information that is assigned to each information device to group and identify multiple information devices that want to use the content, and corresponds to a specific example of “grouped device identification information” as described above. I do. In other words, the leaf ID is information given to each information device to indicate that it belongs to a certain device group.
- the key information DNK is a key for decrypting the contents, and is a device node key including a leaf key assigned to the lowest node among the nodes of the hierarchical tree structure (FIG. 7) described later (see FIG. 8). (See Fig. B to Fig. 8D). Common key information DNK is assigned to each device group.
- a device group 1G (Fig. 1) consisting of information devices 11-1 to 13 is assigned a group ID of "G.” and a password of "ABCD”. , "L.” and key information DNK "DNK :.”
- the information devices 111 to 113 belonging to the device group 1G are D, respectively. Shows a state that has been registered as having the device ID of D ,, D 2.
- FIG. 5B shows an example of the license table 1 12.
- a license ID 127, a license content 128, and a group ID 129 of a device group to which a license is assigned are registered in association with each other.
- three group IDs (“G.”, “G,”, and “G 2 ”) are associated with a license with a license ID “abcdef”. This shows that the license is provided to each of the three device groups with these group IDs.
- FIG. 6 shows the contents of the information stored by the storage function block 80 (FIG. 3) of the information device 1_1. Specifically, for example, it is the storage content of the storage unit 28 (FIG. 2).
- underlined information is information that can be recognized (visible) by the user. Items that are not underlined, such as leaf ID and key information DNK, are secure information that cannot be recognized by the user, and the user cannot perform operations such as copying or moving.
- the storage function block 80 stores the content file 130, the license 140, and the user data 150.
- the storage of these pieces of information is secured by the first storage unit 81 to the third storage unit 83, respectively.
- This content file 130 will be described. This content file
- the header part consists of content identification information (content ID) 131, digital right management information (DRM) 132, and license identification information.
- content ID content identification information
- DRM digital right management information
- the data part is encrypted Content (hereinafter, also referred to as “encrypted content”).
- the encrypted content 136 is encrypted by being divided into a plurality of blocks.
- the content ID 1311 is information for identifying or identifying the content itself. Incidentally, accompanying information such as a codec method of the content may be provided in association with the content ID1311.
- the digital rights management information 132 includes rules and status for using the content (Usage rules / status), a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the web page of the information server 4, and the like. As the usage rule and the state, for example, the number of times of reproduction and the number of times of copying of the content are described.
- the URL is used when the information device 111 obtains the license specified by the license ID 133 from the information server 4, as well as a group registration request, a device registration request, a service registration request device, and a registration deletion request. This is address information of the information server 4 used when performing the operation.
- the license ID 133 identifies the license required when using the encrypted content 136, and is the same as that described in FIG. 5B.
- the license ID 133 links the content file 130 with the license 140.
- the activation key block EKB 1 34 has at least the root key KR of the path from the lowest node key (leaf key) to the highest layer key (root key KR) in the hierarchical tree structure (Fig. 7) described later. It contains the part that is encrypted, and has, for example, the configuration shown in FIG. 8A.
- the encrypted content 136 can be decrypted. This will be described later with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8A to 8D.
- the encrypted content key 135 is obtained by encrypting the content key KC using the root key KR generated from the activation key block EKB134.
- the encrypted content 136 is encrypted using a content key KC obtained by decrypting the encrypted content key 135.
- This license 140 is licensed A license ID 141, a creation date and time 142, an expiration date 143, a use condition 144, a leaf ID 145, and a digital signature 146. By including leaf ID 145, license 140 is tied to user data 150.
- the license ID 141 and the leaf ID 145 are the same as those already described (see FIGS. 5A and 5B).
- the creation date and time 142 is the date and time when the license 140 was created.
- the expiration date 143 is the expiration date when the content can be used based on the license 140.
- Terms of use 144 include the download expiration date for downloading the content based on the license, the number of times the content can be copied based on the license (number of permitted copies), the number of check-outs, and the maximum number of checks.
- Out rights the right to record content on a recording medium such as a CD-RW or information equipment such as a PD (Portable Device) based on the license, the right to transfer a license to ownership (purchase status), and the usage log And other information indicating the obligation to take the information.
- the user data 150 includes a device ID 151, a group ID 152, a password 153, a transaction ID (TID) 154, a leaf ID 155, and key information DNK 156. Out.
- the refresh ID 150 By including the refresh ID 150, the user ID 150 is tied to the license 140.
- the key information DNK 156 the content file 130 can be used by using this.
- the TID 154 is used to connect the procedures to each other in various registration procedures shown in FIG. 9 and the like, which will be described later, thereby facilitating the user's convenience.
- the device ID 151, group ID 152, password 153, leaf ID 155, and key information DNK156 are the same as those described in FIGS. 5A and 5B.
- Fig. 7 shows an example of a hierarchical structure H constructed to manage information devices (devices) and license keys (content decryption keys) based on the principle of the Broadcast Encryption method.
- each key is assigned to a node indicated by a circle in the grid structure. It is defined correspondingly. That is, the key has a hierarchical tree structure from the root key KR at the top to the leaf key at the bottom. Specifically, a root key KR is defined corresponding to the root node of the top layer, keys K0 and K1 are defined corresponding to the node of the second layer, and a key K 00 corresponding to the node of the third layer.
- KR root key
- keys K0 and K1 are defined corresponding to the node of the second layer
- a key K 00 corresponding to the node of the third layer.
- keys ⁇ 000 to ⁇ 111 are defined corresponding to the lowest layer nodes.
- the upper key of key ⁇ 000 and key ⁇ 00 1 is ⁇ 00
- the upper key of key ⁇ 00 and key ⁇ 01 is ⁇ 0
- the upper key of 1 is root key KR.
- KR root key
- any leaf key has a structure in which the root key KR can be reached by going up the hierarchy.
- the upper key is encrypted with the key immediately below it.
- the lowest node corresponds to the position of the branch in the structure, so the leaf
- each leaf corresponds to each of the eight device groups from number 0 to number 7.
- Each leaf key forms part of the key information DNK assigned to the corresponding leaf, as described later (see FIGS. 8 to 8D).
- the key information DNK (here, DNK. ⁇ DNK 7) is set, further, for the specific identification of each device group, the leaf ID (Here, LF. ⁇ LF 7 ).
- Each device group is composed of one or more devices (information devices).
- device group [0] is composed of three devices [0], [1] and [2]
- device group [1] is composed of two devices [3] and [4].
- the equipment group [2] consists of four devices
- FIG. 8A shows an example of an enabling key block EKB.
- the activation key block EKB is E nc (K0, KR) and E nc
- En c (K 0, KR) is data obtained by encrypting the root key KR with the node key K 0 immediately below it, and En c (K 1, KR) converts the root key KR into the node key immediately below it. This is data encrypted by K1.
- FIG. 8B to 8D show an example of the key information DNK.
- key information DNK assigned to device group [0]. Is composed of three data: En c (K 0 0, K 0), En c (K 000, ⁇ 00) and leaf key 000 000.
- En c (K 00, K 0) is data obtained by encrypting the node key K 0 with the immediately below node key K 00, and En c (K 00 0, K 00) stores the node key K 00 directly below the leaf key K 00.
- the data is encoded by one K000.
- the key information DNK which is given to the device group [1] is En c (K00, K0), En c (K001, ⁇ 00) and leaf key 100 It is composed of three data, 1.
- the key information DNK 2 assigned to the device group [2] is composed of En c (K0 1, K 0), En c (K 0 1 0, 0 1) and the leaf key KO I It is composed of three sets of zero.
- En c (KO I, K 0) is data obtained by encrypting the node key ⁇ 0 with the node key ⁇ 01 immediately below it, and En c (K 0 1 0, K0 1) sets the node key K00 to the leaf key K0 immediately below it. This is the data encrypted by 10. The same applies to the key information D NK 3 ⁇ DNK 7 applied to other equipment group [3] to [7] (not shown).
- one or more devices (information devices) owned by the user are put together into one device group, and this device group is the lowest leaf node in the hierarchical tree structure in FIG. And assigns leaf ID and key information DNK.
- this device group is the lowest leaf node in the hierarchical tree structure in FIG.
- the same (common) leaf ID and key information DNK are assigned to all information devices in one device group. For example, in the example shown in FIG.
- the same device ID [LF] and key information DNK 0 are assigned to the three devices [0] to [2] of the device group [0], and the device group [
- the same leaf ID (LF,) and key information DNK are assigned to the two devices [3] and [4] of [1], and the four devices [5] to [8] of the device group [2] are assigned to the same device.
- Has the same leaf ID (LF 2 ) and key information DNK 2 The same applies to devices in other device groups.
- FIGS. 9 to 12 show a series of exchanges performed between the information devices 1-1, 1-2 and the information server 4.
- information equipment 11 An example will be described in which a device group 1G consisting of 1 to 3 is registered in the information server 4.
- the information equipment 1-1, 1-1-2 respectively The following description is based on the assumption that the devices have device IDs 1 and 2.
- the information device itself may generate and hold the device ID by software during the device registration procedure.
- the information device 111 is used to register the device group 1G as a group, and the information device 111 itself is registered as a member of the registered device group 1G.
- the group registration request function 52 makes a group registration request to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 (FIG. 9: step S20). 1).
- This group registration request is made by accessing the web page of the information server 4.
- the user inputs group information (eg, user information such as the user's address, name, telephone number, and e-mail address) relating to the device group to be registered.
- group information eg, user information such as the user's address, name, telephone number, and e-mail address
- a transmission button not shown
- the group information is transmitted to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 together with the group registration request.
- the group registration processing function 91 (FIG. 4) is started, and the group registration request is sent to the group. At the same time as extracting the information, issue the group ID and password and register them together with the group information in the group management table (Fig. 5A). Then, the group registration processing function 91 transmits the issued group ID and password together with the group registration completion notification to the information device 111 via the communication function block 100 (Step S202).
- the group registration request function 52 extracts the group ID and password from the group registration completion notification, These are stored in the user data 150 (FIG. 6) of the third storage unit 83.
- the device registration request function 53 sends a device registration request to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 (step S203).
- This device registration request is made when the user accesses the web page of the information server 4 and downloads the information. This is done by inputting the group ID and password from the input section 26 (Fig. 2) and clicking the send button.
- the device registration request function 53 reads out the device ID 1 from the user data 150 (FIG. 6), and reads this device ID together with the group ID and password via the communication function block 70 through the information server 4. Send to.
- the device registration management function 92 (FIG. 4) is activated, and the device ID 1 is obtained from the device registration request.
- the device ID 1 is registered in the group management table 113 (Fig. 5A) in association with the group ID.
- the device registration management function 92 issues a transaction ID 1 (TID 1) for associating the current process (device registration process) with the next stage process (server registration process). And registered in the group management table 113 (Fig. 5A). Then, the device registration management function 92 transmits the device registration completion together with the issued TID 1 to the information device 111 via the communication function block 100 (step S204).
- T ID 1 is used to reduce the user's input burden in subsequent procedures, as described later.
- the device registration management function 92 sends a message to that effect to the information devices 111.
- the device registration request function 53 extracts the TID 1 from the device registration completion notification, and 1 is stored in the user data 150 (FIG. 6) of the third storage unit 83.
- the service registration processing function 93 is started, and the service registration is performed for the information device 1-1 which has completed the device registration via the communication function block 100 (for example, as described above).
- the user is notified (step S205) that he / she has registered (based on “@pen MGX”).
- the service registration request function 54 is activated, and makes a service registration request to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 (step S20). 6).
- This service registration request is, for example, an information service —On the service registration web page sent from the client, the user clicks the consent button (not shown). That is, in response to the user's click operation, the service registration request function 54 reads out the TID 1 from the user data 150 (FIG. 6) and sends it to the information server 4 together with the service registration request. Therefore, the user does not need to enter the group ID and password again.
- the service registration processing function 93 (FIG. 4) is started, and the TID 1 is transmitted from the service registration request. Is extracted, and based on the extracted TID 1, from which information device is the service registration request, and whether or not the user who owns the information device making the service registration request has completed the service registration Judge.
- the request is from the information device 1-1 belonging to the device group for which the group registration has not been completed, the leaf ID and the key information DNK are issued, and these are transmitted to the information device 111 group. It is registered in the group management table 113 (Fig. 5A) in association with the ID.
- the service registration processing function 93 transmits the service data including the leaf ID and the key information DNK to the information equipment 111 via the communication function block 100 together with the service registration completion notification ( Step S207).
- the service registration request function 54 receives the leaf ID and key information DNK from the service registration completion notification.
- the service data including the service data is extracted and the service data is securely (securely and secretly) stored in the user data 150 (FIG. 6) of the third storage unit 83 together with the group ID.
- the user accesses the information server 4 via the information device 111 to download the content and the license, and uses the downloaded content, or uses the downloaded content or the device group 1G.
- the content and license downloaded and acquired by another information device 112 can be copied to the information device 111 and used.
- the device registration request function 53 issues a device registration request to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 (FIG. 10: step S208).
- the user accesses the web page of the information server 4, inputs the group ID and password already acquired by the information device 1-1 from the input unit 26 (Fig. 2), and clicks the transmission button. It is done by doing.
- the device registration request function 53 reads the device ID 2 from the user data 150 (FIG. 6), and transmits the device ID 2 to the information server 4 together with the group ID and password entered by the user.
- the device registration request function 53 stores the input group ID and password together with the device ID 2 in the user data 150 (FIG. 6) of the third storage unit 83 (FIG. 3).
- the device registration management function 92 upon receiving a device registration request from the information device 112 via the communication function block 100, extracts the device ID 2 from the device registration request, and It is additionally registered in the group management table 113 (Fig. 5A) in association with the group ID.
- the device registration management function 92 also issues a transaction ID2 (TID2) and stores it in the group management table 113 in association with the device ID2. Then, the device registration management function 92 transmits the device registration completion to the information device 112 via the communication function block 100 together with the issued TID 2 (step S209).
- T ID 2 is used for the same purpose as T ID 1 described above.
- the device registration request function 53 extracts the TID 2 from the device registration completion notification, and The user data 150 (FIG. 6) in the third storage unit 83 is stored.
- the service registration processing function 93 is activated, and the information device 112 completes the device registration via the communication function block 100.
- a notification for service registration is issued (step S210). This notification is performed, for example, by transmitting a web page for service registration to the information devices 112.
- the service registration request function 54 is activated and makes a service registration request to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70 (step S21). 1).
- This service registration request is made by the user clicking on the consent button (not shown) on the service registration web page sent from the information server 4 as in the case of the information equipment 111 described above. Is performed.
- the service registration request function 54 reads out the TID 2 from the user data 150 (FIG. 6) in the third storage unit 83 and transmits this together with the service registration request. Send to information server 4. Therefore, the user does not need to enter the group ID and password again.
- the service registration processing function 93 (FIG. 4) is activated, and the TID 2 is transmitted from the service registration request. Then, based on the extracted TID 2, it is determined from which information device the service registration request has been issued and whether or not the group registration has been completed. Here, it is determined that the request is from the information device 112 belonging to the device group 1G in which the group has been registered, and is registered from the group management table 113 according to the group ID of the information device 112. It reads out the leaf ID and the key information DNK, and sends the service data including these through the communication function block 100 together with the service registration completion notification (step S212).
- the service registration request function 54 extracts the leaf ID and the key information DNK from the service registration completion notification. Then, the extracted information is registered in the user data 150 (FIG. 6) of the third storage unit 83. At this stage, all the pre-registrations necessary for the use of the content for the information devices 112 are completed. Therefore, thereafter, the user accesses the information server 4 via the information device 112 to download the content and license, and uses the downloaded content, or uses the downloaded content or the device group 1G. Content and licenses downloaded and acquired by other information devices 1-1 etc. of information devices 1-2 It can be copied and used. The details will be described later.
- the user can access the information server via the information device 113. 4 to download the content and license and use the downloaded content, or download and download the content and license from other information devices 111 in device group 1G. And licenses can be copied and used on information devices 1-3.
- the transaction ID is used to associate the device registration procedure with the registration procedure, but this is not always necessary and can be omitted.
- the user may be requested to input a group ID and a password.
- the information server 4 recognizes a plurality of information devices owned by the user as one device group, but if this device registration is permitted without restriction, practically, the use of content is restricted. The restrictions are removed and the licensor's penalties are greater. In order to avoid this adverse effect, in the present embodiment, as described above, the number of information devices that can be included in one device group is limited. Specifically, the information server 4 sends a device ID registered in one device group of the group management table 113 (Fig.
- the device registration request when a device registration request is received from any information device.
- the number reaches a predetermined number n, the device registration request is rejected thereafter and the information device is notified to that effect.
- the maximum number of information devices that can be registered by one user is determined by the operation rules of the distribution service provider.
- the user wants to register another new information device, for example, when the user replaces the information device owned by the user.
- the device registration should be deleted once to reduce the number of registered devices, and then a new registration request should be made for the information device to be registered.
- the registration deletion procedure will be described with reference to FIG.
- a case will be described in which registration is deleted for information devices 1-2 for which device registration has already been performed.
- the device registration deletion request function 55 sends a device registration deletion request to the information server 4 (FIG. 11: step S2 13).
- This device registration deletion request is made by the user accessing the web page of the information server 4, inputting the already acquired group ID and passcode, and clicking the transmission button.
- the device registration deletion request function 55 reads the device ID 2 from the user data 150, and transmits this device ID 2 to the information server 4 together with the group ID and password input by the user.
- the device registration management function 92 upon receiving the device registration deletion request from the information devices 112, extracts the device ID 2 from the device registration request, and stores the device ID 2 in the group management table 113. Remove from. Then, the device registration management function 92 transmits a device registration deletion completion notification to the information devices 112 (step S2114).
- the device registration deletion request function 55 upon receiving the device registration deletion completion notification from the information server 4, the device registration deletion request function 55 sends the device ID and key from the user data 150 in the third storage unit 83 to the Information Delete service data including DNK.
- the device ID registered in the group management table 113 is only the device ID 1 for the information device 1-1, and the information device 112 is the device group 1 Removed from G. Therefore, after that, the corresponding content cannot be used on the information devices 112.
- the content and license provision / acquisition processing are prepared in advance on the information server 4 side, so that even those who have not completed group registration, device registration and service registration, or who have not obtained a license, can download the content itself. You can, however, use the content unless you have registered or acquired a license, as described later.
- the information device 1-1 When downloading content, the information device 1-1 first activates the content license request function 57 in response to a user input operation, and sends it to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70. Then, a content request is made (FIG. 12: step S215). Specifically, when the user operates the input unit 26 to specify the content to be provided, the content / license request function 5 7 Fetches the information specifying the content (content specifying information), and transmits the content specifying information to the information server 4 together with the content request.
- the content / license providing function 94 When the information server 4 receives a content request from the information device 111 via the communication function block 100, the content / license providing function 94 is activated and extracts the content designation information from the received content request. I do. The content / license providing function 94 further reads the content file indicated by the extracted content designation information from the content storage unit 111, and reads the read content file through the communication function block 100. The data is transmitted to the device 111 (step S2166).
- the content license request function 57 stores the content file in the first storage unit 81.
- the information device 1-1 owns the content file 130 linked to the license 140 by the license ID.
- the information equipment 111 When acquiring a license, the information equipment 111 first activates the content license request function 57 in response to a user's input operation, and transmits the information to the information server 4 via the communication function block 70.
- a license request is made (FIG. 12: step S 2 17). Specifically, the user operates the input unit 26 to input the group ID and the passcode that have already been obtained, and obtain the license required to use the content downloaded in the above manner.
- the content / license request function 57 captures the information specifying the license (license specification information), reads the leaf ID from the user data 150 (Fig. 6), and reads the leaf ID and license. The designated information is transmitted to the information server 4 together with the license request.
- the content 'license providing function 94' is started, and the leaf ID and license designation information are obtained from the received license request. And extract Con
- the license providing function 94 further reads the license ID and the license corresponding to the extracted license designation information from the license table 112 (FIG. 5B), and extracts them from the license request. Add leaf ID.
- the contents of the license include information such as purge, date and time of creation, expiration date, and usage conditions. Further, by adding a signature using a private key (not shown), a formatted license 140 as shown in FIG. 6 is created and transmitted to the information equipment 1-1 (step S). 2 1 8).
- the content license providing function 94 stores the group ID (in this case, the group ID of the device group 1G to which the information device 111 belongs) corresponding to the leaf ID in the group management table 1 1 3 (Fig. 5A) and determines whether this group ID is registered in association with the corresponding (to be provided) license ID in the license table 112. As a result, if the group ID is not registered, it is determined that the license has not yet been purchased by the information device 1-1, and the group ID is registered in the corresponding (provided) in the license table 112. Attempt to register in association with the license ID, and the billing function 95 (Fig. 4) executes the billing process. On the other hand, if the group ID is registered, the accounting process is not performed. In the example shown here, the acquisition of the target license is performed for the first time in the device group 1G to which the information device 111 belongs, so it is determined that the license has been purchased, and the accounting process is performed.
- the group ID in this case, the group ID of the device group 1G to which the information
- the content 'license request function 57 stores the content file in the second storage unit 82.
- the information device 1-1 has the license 140 linked to the user data 150 by the leaf ID. Therefore, thereafter, the user can freely use the content using the information device 1-1 within the range of the condition indicated by the license.
- the license acquisition processing may be performed in advance before acquiring the content.
- the information device 112 accesses the information server 4 from the information device 112, and the information device 112 already exists. A case in which the same license as that obtained by the above is acquired will be described.
- the license acquisition process in this case is basically the same as the process by the information device 111 described above. However, in this case, since the license acquisition within the device group 1G is the second time after the information device 111, the information server 4 performs a different process in this regard.
- the content ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ license providing function 94 is a group ID corresponding to the leaf ID extracted from the license request from the information device 112.
- the group ID of the device group 1G to which the information devices 112 belong is read from the group management table 113 (Fig. 5A), and this group ID is stored in the license table 112. It is determined whether or not it is registered in correspondence with the applicable license ID (to be provided).
- the charging processing function 95 (FIG. 4) of the information server 4 does not perform the charging processing. The other processing is the same as that of the license acquisition (purchase) by the information equipment 111.
- the user renews the license using the same license as the license purchased from the information server 4 using the information device 1-1, using the other information devices 112 in the device group 1G. It is possible to obtain the information again from the information server 4 without having to pay the fee. Such re-acquisition of a license can be similarly performed from another information device 1-3 in the device group 1G, and there is no charge.
- the reproduction processing function 51 (FIG. 3) is activated, and the license ID 13 3 corresponding to the specified content is stored in the first storage.
- the reproduction processing function 51 determines whether or not the license corresponding to the read license ID133 is acquired. If it is determined that the license has already been acquired, the playback processing function 51 determines whether the acquired license is within the expiration date. Whether or not the license has expired is determined by the expiration date specified in the license.
- the reproduction processing function 51 reads the leaf ID 145 from the license 140 (FIG. 6) stored in the second storage unit 82 based on the read license ID 133. Further, the reproduction processing function 51 reads the key information DNK 156 from the user data 150 (FIG. 6) in the third storage unit 83 based on the read leaf ID. Using the key information DNK 156, the playback processing function 51 decrypts the enable key block EKB 134 of the content file 130 (FIG. 6) to obtain the root key KR. For example, assuming that information devices 111 belong to device group [0], key information DNK. Decrypt the activation key block EKB (Fig. 8A) using (Fig. 8B). Specifically, first, key information DNK.
- the playback processing function 51 plays back the content decrypted in this way and outputs it from the output unit 27.
- the first method is a method of downloading directly from the information server 4 as described above.
- the second method is to copy the content and the license downloaded from the information server 4 by the information device 111 to the information device 112.
- the information devices 1-2, 1-3 can decode and reproduce the acquired content. Because this By performing device registration and service registration with the information server 4, the information devices 112 and 113 respectively store service data (leaf ID and key information DNK) required for content reproduction.
- the same service data (leaf ID and key information DNK) is written to information devices owned by the same user, multiple information devices owned by the user are handled as one group.
- the same content and license can be used between information devices in the same group. Specifically, for example, if the content and license of an information device are copied to another information device in the same group by operating a normal file, the content can be played back on that device as well. .
- the content and the license can be obtained from the information server via the network without the occurrence of a billing process.
- the present invention has been described with reference to the embodiment.
- the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and various modifications are possible.
- various registration processes and the like are performed by one information server 4.
- the content providing process, the license providing process, the service registration process, and the billing process are performed separately from each other (physical mechanically independent). It may be performed by the server.
- the information device performs various registration procedures and downloads with the information server online, but the present invention is not limited to this. It may be.
- the content, license, and various registration procedure programs are stored in a portable write-once recording medium such as a CD-R and distributed by the business operator to the user.
- a portable write-once recording medium such as a CD-R
- various registration procedures and acquisition of contents and licenses can be realized. Therefore, it is possible to cope with a user who has an information device that is not in an environment that can be connected to a communication line such as the Internet.
- one user can register one device group.
- one user may register a plurality of device groups.
- one user generally refers to one individual, but is not necessarily limited to this. If the licensor allows, for example, one whole family or one social organization sharing a livelihood It may be possible to become one user.
- the inside of one user may be managed in a hierarchical manner. For example, one company may be one user, and multiple business units within that company may be sub-users. In this case, various management modes and usage modes are assumed depending on the type and content of the content and license, content, characteristics, distribution mode, etc. It is thought that there is.
- the present invention can be applied to general-purpose computers such as personal computers and general-purpose PD devices such as mobile phones.
- general-purpose computers such as personal computers and general-purpose PD devices such as mobile phones.
- CD, MD trademark
- audio playback devices such as IC players
- video playback devices such as DVDs
- television receivers with built-in HD Game machines are also included.
- the content and the license are stored, and the grouping device identification information, the key information for decrypting the content, and the group identifier are held.
- the content is decrypted by linking the information included in the license, the grouping device identification information, the key information for decrypting the content, and the Darrup identifier, so that the content is decrypted. If the information devices have the same grouping device identification information and key information, the content can be used freely.
- the information server or the second information processing program of the present invention in response to a group registration request from an information device, information about a device group to be registered is registered in association with a group identifier, and information from the information device is registered.
- the information device requesting registration is registered as a service provision target, and one grouped device identification information and one content decryption key information are registered in association with a group identifier, and One grouped device identification information and one key information are assigned to all information devices in the device group to which the information device requesting registration belongs, so all information in the device group is assigned.
- the devices will have the same grouped device identification and key information. For this reason, the content can be freely used in all information devices in the device group. That is, the content acquired by a user on one information device can be used on another information device owned by the user.
- content can be used between information devices by transferring content and licenses directly between information devices, rather than by connecting to a server via a network.
- the information device when the information device is provided with the device identification information generation function, even if the information device is an existing information device to which the device identification information has not been added, the device identification information can be added later.
- the invention becomes applicable.
- the information server may reject device registration requests from new information devices belonging to the device group. Can prevent an unlimited increase in the number of information devices registered in one device group.
- the grouped device identification information is extracted from the license request, and based on the extracted grouped device identification information,
- the device group to which the information device that made the license request belongs checks whether or not the device has already been purchased, and, based on the result, determines whether or not to perform the charging process for providing the license. In this case, once a license has been purchased using the information devices in the device group, re-acquisition of the license fee can be avoided when reacquiring the license from the information devices in the device group. .
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