CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
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ACM Digital Rights Management Workshop 2007
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October 29, 2007, Alexandria VA, USA
Collocated with ACM-CCS 2007
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Web-Site : http://www.cse.uconn.edu/~drm2007
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Early Registration deadline: October 8, 2007
ACM-DRM is an international workshop that looks at the DRM
problem in its broadest possible interpretation and aims to bring
together scientists and scholars from all the related disciplines
for an exchange of ideas and presentation of cutting edge results
related to digital content distribution.
This year, the program committee compiled a strong program
covering many aspects of DRM related research including
software protection, system architectures, legal aspects and
sup****ting technology.
The technical program of ACM-DRM always includes
an invited talk by an eminent authority in Computer Science
or DRM technology. This year, we are very pleased to have
Andrew Odlyzko of the University of Minnesota delivering
the keynote speech.
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Technical Program
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[9:00am-9:10]
Workshop Opening Remarks
Aggelos Kiayias (University of Connecticut)
Session 1: Architecture and Implementation
[9:10am-9:35]
A Security Architecture for Pay-Per-View Business Models in
Conditional Access Systems
Bart Kirkels and Martijn Maas and Peter Roelse
(Equens and Phillips Research)
[9:35am-10:00]
On Implementing MPEG-21 Intellectual Property Management and
Protection. Nicholas Paul Sheppard (University
of Wollongong)
Session 2: Applications of DRM
[10:00am-10:25]
DRM to Counter Side Channel Attacks?
Ryad Benadjila and Olivier Billet and Stanislas Francfort
(Orange Labs)
[10:25am-11:00]
Morning Break
Session 3: Legal Aspects
[11:00am-11:25]
Protecting Fair Use from Digital Rights Management in China
Huijia Xie
(South China University of Technology)
Session 4: Invited Talk
[11:25am-12:30]
Digital rights management: Desirable, inevitable, and almost
irrelevant
Andrew M. Odlyzko
(University of Minnesota)
[12:30am-14:00]
Lunch
Session 5: Modeling of DRM Systems
14:00pm-14:25
[Persistent Access Control: A Formal Model for DRM]
Alapan Arnab and Andrew Hutchison
(University of Cape Town)
[14:25pm-14:50]
The DRM Game
Gregory L. Heileman and Curtis J. Hrncir and Pramod A. Jamkadk
(University of New Mexico)
[14:50am-15:20]
Afternoon Break
Session 6: Software Protection Methods
[15:20pm-15:45]
Data Structure for Limited Obliviousness
Avinash Varadarajan and Ramarathnam Venkatesan and C. Pandu Rangan
(U.C.Berkeley and Microsoft Research and IIT Madras)
[15:45pm-16:10]
Slicing Obfuscations: Design, Correctness, and Evaluation
Anirban Majumdar and Stephen Drape and Clark Thomborson
(University of Auckland, New Zealand)
[16:10pm-16:35]
Mechanism for Software Tamper Resistance: An Application of White-Box
Cryptography
Paul Gorissen and Wil Michiels
(Philips Research Laboratories)
Session 7: Sup****ting Technology for DRM
[16:35pm-17:00]
Randomized Radon Transforms for Biometric Authentication via
Fingerprint Ha****ng
Mariusz H. Jakubowski and Ramarathnam Venkatesan
(Microsoft Research)
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