1
Scope
2
Normative references
3
Terms and definitions
4
Symbols and abbreviated
terms
5
JPSEC syntax (normative)
5.1
JPSEC framework overview
5.2
JPSEC security services
5.3
Comments on design and
implementation of secure JPSEC systems
5.4
Byte aligned segment
(BAS)
5.5
Main security marker
(SEC)
5.6
JPSEC tools
5.7
Zone
of Influence (ZOI) syntax
5.8
Protection method
template syntax (T)
5.9
Processing domain syntax
(PD)
5.10
Granularity syntax (G)
5.11
Value list syntax (V)
5.12
Relationships among ZOI,
Granularity (G) and Value List (VL)
5.13
In-codestream security
marker (INSEC)
6
Normative-syntax
usage examples (informative)
6.1
ZOI examples
6.2
Key information template
examples
6.3
JPSEC normative tool
examples
6.4
Distortion field
examples
7
JPSEC registration
authority
7.1
General introduction
7.2
Criteria for eligibility
of applicants for registration
7.3
Applications for
registration
7.4
Review and response to
applications
7.5
Rejection of
applications
7.6
Assignment of
identifiers and recording of object definitions
7.7
Maintenance
7.8
Publication of the
register
7.9
Register information
requirements
Annex A – Guidelines and
use cases
A.1
A class of JPSEC
applications
Annex B – Technology
examples
B.1
Introduction
B.2
A flexible access
control scheme for JPEG 2000 codestreams
B.3
A unified authentication
framework for JPEG 2000 images
B.4
A simple packet-based
encryption method for JPEG 2000 codestreams
B.5
Encryption tool for JPEG
2000 access control
B.6
Key generation tool for
JPEG 2000 access control
B.7
Wavelet and bitstream
domain scrambling for conditional access control
B.8
Progressive access for
JPEG 2000 codestream
B.9
Scalable authenticity of
JPEG 2000 codestreams
B.10
JPEG 2000 data
confidentiality and access control system based on data splitting and luring
B.11
Secure scalable
streaming and secure transcoding
Annex C –
Interoperability
C.1
Part 1
C.2
Part 2
C.3
JPIP
C.4
JPWL
Annex D – Patent
statements
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