Abstract:
Devices (101) are assigned a unique, unalterable, identification or serial number (313) that acts as the devices "electronic" biometric. Any certificate (302) created by a key issuer will contain the device's assigned DRM public key and the device's electronic biometric data. When a consumer wishes to purchase new content (304) from a content provider (103), the consumer will send the DRM certificate containing its DRM public key and the biometric. The rights issuer will then create a license (306) that assigns the content in such a way that only a device with the particular biometric and DRM private key is allowed to render the content.
Abstract:
New devices (101) are added to an existing domain by obtaining domain information (e.g., domain name and private domain password) from devices (101) already in the domain that preferably are in close proximity. Once the domain information has been transferred from the device already in the domain to the device being added to the domain, the device being added to the domain contacts a key issuer (105) to complete its registration into the domain. The key issuer returns a DRM domain private key (206) as well as a DRM certificate (202). Both are utilized by the device to obtain and render digital content (204).
Abstract:
Devices (101) are assigned a unique, unalterable, identification or serial number (313) that acts as the devices "electronic" biometric. Any certificate (302) created by a key issuer will contain the device's assigned DRM public key and the device's electronic biometric data. When a consumer wishes to purchase new content (304) from a content provider (103), the consumer will send the DRM certificate containing its DRM public key and the biometric. The rights issuer will then create a license (306) that assigns the content in such a way that only a device with the particular biometric and DRM private key is allowed to render the content.
Abstract:
New devices (101) are added to an existing domain by obtaining domain information (e.g., domain name and private domain password) from devices (101) already in the domain that preferably are in close proximity. Once the domain information has been transferred from the device already in the domain to the device being added to the domain, the device being added to the domain contacts a key issuer (105) to complete its registration into the domain. The key issuer returns a DRM domain private key (206) as well as a DRM certificate (202). Both are utilized by the device to obtain and render digital content (204).
Abstract:
Devices (101) are assigned a unique, unalterable, identification or serial number (313) that acts as the devices "electronic" biometric. Any certificate (302) created by a key issuer will contain the device's assigned DRM public key and the device's electronic biometric data. When a consumer wishes to purchase new content (304) from a content provider (103), the consumer will send the DRM certificate containing its DRM public key and the biometric. The rights issuer will then create a license (306) that assigns the content in such a way that only a device with the particular biometric and DRM private key is allowed to render the content.