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1 Information Security Holger Schlingloff Jan 30th, 2002
2 1 Information security and copyright Why is there a connection? Remember definition from the very beginning: Similar to material objects, some informations are owned by a person or group of persons; ownership is established by a social process. Who owns an ackquired information? World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) sees a serious threat of owner s rights by digital copies copy protection mechanisms
3 2 Problem: if digital informations are readable, they can be copied. Thus, so far all copy protection mechanisms have been broken. Therefore, legal obstackles are being built: 1996: International resolution for the harmonization of digital copyright USA 1998: Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) 2001 EU-guideline 2002 German law
4 3 DMCA What is illegal: unlawful to circumvent copy protection mechanisms already provision and research (!) is a criminal act What is guaranteed: Fair use : A purchased information can always be used for the intended purpose; moreover, it is allowed to make copies for private, academic or report purposes. However, there is no obligation for the vendor to make the copying possible.
5 4 First sale : The originally purchased information can be transferred (if no copies are kept). Limited time : After a certain time all informations belong to the public. In Germany, there is a trend to adopt all the restrictions from the DMCA and to discard the rights. For example, there is no guarantee to copy for academic or report purposes.
6 5 DVDs and the MPAA The first big test of the DMCA was De-CSS. Together with the introduction of DVD in 1996, the CSS (content scrambling system) was introduced by the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America). 5 world regions, dedicated players 40 bit stream cipher, badly designed because of military export restrictions for cryptography in the USA manufacturer- and media key, all manufacturer s keys on each DVD; a single published key breaks the system no DVD players for Linux provided
7 6 Norwegian scholars (MoRE - Masters of Reverse Engineering) developed a DVD player for Linux by decompilation of any player software (Xing), thereby breaking the system Jon Johansen, age 16, from the group was arrested for burglary (!) The MPAA tries to inhibit the distribution of DeCSS; already by linking to a site where DeCSS can be downloaded you can be brought before court The promoters of DeCSS claim their right of fair use; outcome pending
8 7 Adobe e-books In 2001, Dmitry Sklyarov (27 year old PhD student) reverse enginnered Adobe s e-book format; experimental software for the transformation from e-books into PDF. wrote a paper about the insecurity of the cypher algorithm Invited to a scientific conference in Los Angeles ( ); arrested at the conference on behalf of Adobe; released on bail (50K$) in Dec. 2001
9 8 SDMI The secure digital music initiative is a forum of 180 organizations for the protection of digital music. In September 2000, a public challenge was made to break a newly invented watermark system for digital music. At the same time, it was prohibited to publish the results because this could lead to circumvention of copy protection (DMCA) The challenge was mostly boycotted by security specialists; one contributor who wanted to publish his decryption was threatened and professionally discredited.
10 9 RIAA In Oct. 2001, following the attack on the world trade center, the recording industry association of America made a suggestion for an additional anti hacking passage within the anti-terrorism laws: all data espionage and intrusions which are in order to inhibit electronic piracy should be without punishment. This was not included in the final law. Subsequently, the RIAA began a series of flooding attacks on music exchange sites (Napster etc). information security war
11 10 Further topics in information security Firewall technologies Smart Cards Biometrics Digital payment systems Crypto policy Surveillance and espionage systems see the relevant literature!
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