Archive for April, 2003
First baby-step to MPEG-4 DRM
5 Comments Published April 3rd, 2003 in Digital Rights, Wrongs, MPEG-4ISMA (Internet Streaming Media Alliance) has completed its MPEG-4 Content Protection Specification, and it’s now available for peer review for experts in network security, content protection and cryptography.
The encryption method chosen for the new specification is based on the National Institute of Standards & Technology’s (NIST) 128-bit AES encryption standard. Importantly, this method is unencumbered […]
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