1
Scope
2
References
3
Terms and definitions
3.1
Terms defined elsewhere
3.2
Terms defined in this Recommendation
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
Conventions
6
Introduction
6.1
IPTV general architecture and content protection architecture
6.2
Overview of the interoperable SCP framework
7
Interoperable SCP framework
7.1
Interoperable SCP architecture
7.2
Interworking processes
8
Interworking process protocol specification
8.1
Overview of the protocol message
8.2
Authentication protocol
8.3
Negotiation protocol
8.4
Transmission protocol
8.5
Transmission packet format
Annex A – Scenarios of SCP-B or SCP-IX deployed in IPTV TD
A.1
Definitions of terms used in Figure A.1
A.2
Scenario 1: SCP with SCP-IX
A.3
Scenario 2: SCP with optional SCP-B and storage
A.4
Scenario 3: SCP with storage and SCP-IX
Annex B – Basic type and premises of the interworking process
protocol
B.1
Request type
B.2
Response type
B.3
Status type
B.4
Extension type
B.5
Nonce type
B.6
Canonicalization and digital signature
Annex C – Interworking process protocol schema
Appendix I – Interoperable SCP types
I.1
SCP end-to-end (SCP-EE)
I.2
SCP bridging (SCP-B)
I.3 SCP interchange (SCP-IX)
Appendix II – Security considerations
II.1
Channel security
II.2
Possible attacks
Appendix III – SCP interoperability and legacy scheme
Appendix IV – Proprietary authentication scheme
Appendix V – Sample interworking process protocol messages
V.1
AuthenticationHelloRequest
V.2
AuthenticationHelloResponse
V.3
NegotiationRequest
V.4
NegotiationResponse
V.5
TransmissionHelloRequest
V.6
TransmissionHelloResponse
V.7
IdentificationRequest
V.8
IdentificationResponse
V.9
TransmissionRequest
V.10
TransmissionResponse
Appendix VI – Calculation of ITU-T X.509 certificate
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