Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks

Securing scalable multimedia streams becomes an important issue with the emergence of various scalable multimedia coding standards and their wide spread applications. In this paper, we first propose two novel schemes for authenticating scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks. The firs...

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Main Authors: DENG, Robert H., DING, Xuhua, LO, Swee Won
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sis_research-26362016-01-21T03:48:18Z Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks DENG, Robert H. DING, Xuhua LO, Swee Won Securing scalable multimedia streams becomes an important issue with the emergence of various scalable multimedia coding standards and their wide spread applications. In this paper, we first propose two novel schemes for authenticating scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks. The first scheme uses a digital signature to protect the integrity of a group of frames and uses erasure correction coding to combat packet loss. The second scheme employs message authentication code to protect integrity of individual frames, which is completely resilient to packet loss and greatly improves computational efficiency compared with the first scheme. With the second authentication scheme, we further present a scheme that provides both authentication and access control to scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks. This third scheme uses symmetric encryption to enforce access control by allowing authorized users to decrypt substreams corresponding to their privileges and uses attribute-based encryption to disseminate secret keys to users. For the first two schemes, we analyze their performance in terms of computation cost, communication overhead, buffer size, and probability of successful authentication, whereas for the third scheme, we demonstrate its application to H.264 scalable video coding encoded streams. 2014-03-01T08:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/1637 info:doi/10.1002/sec.762 http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/sec.762 Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Information Security
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DENG, Robert H.
DING, Xuhua
LO, Swee Won
Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
description Securing scalable multimedia streams becomes an important issue with the emergence of various scalable multimedia coding standards and their wide spread applications. In this paper, we first propose two novel schemes for authenticating scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks. The first scheme uses a digital signature to protect the integrity of a group of frames and uses erasure correction coding to combat packet loss. The second scheme employs message authentication code to protect integrity of individual frames, which is completely resilient to packet loss and greatly improves computational efficiency compared with the first scheme. With the second authentication scheme, we further present a scheme that provides both authentication and access control to scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks. This third scheme uses symmetric encryption to enforce access control by allowing authorized users to decrypt substreams corresponding to their privileges and uses attribute-based encryption to disseminate secret keys to users. For the first two schemes, we analyze their performance in terms of computation cost, communication overhead, buffer size, and probability of successful authentication, whereas for the third scheme, we demonstrate its application to H.264 scalable video coding encoded streams.
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author DENG, Robert H.
DING, Xuhua
LO, Swee Won
author_facet DENG, Robert H.
DING, Xuhua
LO, Swee Won
author_sort DENG, Robert H.
title Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
title_short Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
title_full Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
title_fullStr Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
title_full_unstemmed Efficient Authentication and Access Control of Scalable Multimedia Streams over Packet-lossy Networks
title_sort efficient authentication and access control of scalable multimedia streams over packet-lossy networks
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2014
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/1637
http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/sec.762
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