Device and method for authenticating user's access rights to resources

a technology for authenticating users and access rights, applied in the direction of program/content distribution protection, unauthorized memory use protection, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of replay attacks, unable to continue the execution of subsequent steps, and improper execution of application programs by replaying communication content, etc., to achieve easy and simple authentication

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-09-27
FUJIFILM BUSINESS INNOVATION CORP
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[0019]The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances and has an object to provide a device for authenticating user's access rights to resources and its method which set both users and the protecting side such as application providers free from inconveniences caused by handling of

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If the communication fails and the verification of the existence of the authentication key is not established, the program stops automatically, discontinu

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first embodiment

[0077]In a first embodiment, an access ticket t is defined as the relation (1).

t=D−e+ωφ(n)  (1)

[0078]In the following bulleted paragraphs, symbols used in the above relation are described.[0079]An integer n is an RSA modulus, hence, a product of two very large prime numbers p and q (n=pq).[0080]φ(n) denotes the Euler number of n, hence, a product of two integers p−1 and q−1 (φ(n)=(p−1)(q−1)).[0081]A piece of user identifying information e is an integer allocated to each user. A piece of user identifying information is unique to a user: a different user identifying information is allocated to a different user.[0082]An access-ticket secret key D is a private key of an RSA public key pair. Since the modulus is assumed to be n, the relation 2 is derived from the definition.

gcd (D, φ(n))=1   (2)[0083]In the above, gcd (x, y) denotes the greatest common divisor of two integers x and y. The existence of an integer E satisfying the relation (3), which is called an access-ticket public key, ...

second embodiment

[0097]A second embodiment to be described is the same as the first embodiment regarding the definition of an access ticket t and the function of the proving device. However, the verification device works differently. The difference in the roles between challenging data C and a response R causes the difference in the function between the two embodiments: in the first embodiment, a response R is encryption of a random challenging data C; in the second embodiment, a response R will be decryption of challenging data C which is encryption of some other meaningful data.

[0098]FIG. 5 depicts the constitution of devices of the second embodiment, and FIG. 6 depicts flow of data. A verification device 10 comprises the following means: an access ticket public key storing means 101; a random number generation means 102; a random number storing means 103; a response storing means 105; a randomizing means 121; a challenge seed storing means 122; a de-randomizing means 123; and an execution means 3...

third embodiment

[0117]In a third embodiment, the definition of an access ticket is given as the relation (16).

t=D+F(n, e)   (16)

The following bulleted paragraphs illustrate the symbols appearing in the relation (16).[0118]An integer n is an RSA modulus, hence, a product of two very large prime numbers p and q (n=pq).[0119]φ(n) denotes the Euler number of n, hence, a product of two integers p−1 and q−1 (φ(n)=(p−1)(q−1)).[0120]A user identifying information e is an integer allocated to each user. The user identifying information e is unique to each user: a different user identifying information is allocated to a different user.[0121]An access-ticket secret key D is the private key of an RSA public key pair. Since the assumed modulus is n, D satisfies the relation (17).

gcd(D, φ(n))=1   (17)[0122]In the above, gcd(x, y) denotes the greatest common divisor of two integers x arid y. The existence of an integer E satisfying the relation (18), which is called an access-ticket public key, is derived form th...

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Abstract

The present invention provides a device for authenticating user's access rights to resources, which comprises first memory means for storing challenging data, second memory means for storing unique identifying information of the user, third memory means for storing proof support information which is a result of executing predetermined computations to the unique identifying information of the user and unique security characteristic information of the device, response generation means for generating a response from the challenging data stored in the first memory means, the unique identifying information stored in the second memory means and the proof support information stored in the third memory means, and verification means for verifying the legitimacy of the response by verifying that the response, the challenging data and the unique security characteristic information of the device satisfy a specific predefined relation.

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[0001]This is a Continuation-in-Part of Application Ser. No. 08 / 731,928, filed Oct. 18, 1996, now abandoned.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]1. Field of the Invention[0003]The present invention relates to a device for authenticating user's access rights to resources.[0004]2. Discussion of the Related Art[0005]Program execution control technologies are known in the field to which the present invention belongs. The program execution control technologies are technologies to:[0006]1. Embed a routine for user authentication during the use of an application program;[0007]2. Have the routine examine whether the user attempting execution of the application possesses a key for proper authentication; and[0008]3. Continue the program only when the existence of the key for authentication is verified, otherwise to halt execution.[0009]By using these technologies, execution of the application program is enabled only for proper users having the authentication key. The technologies are commercializ...

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IPC IPC(8): H04L29/06G06F12/14G06F1/00G06F9/06G06F21/12G06F21/14G06F21/33G06F21/60G06F21/62G06F21/64G06F21/86G09C1/00H04L9/30H04L9/32
CPCH04L9/3271H04L63/08H04L9/302H04L9/3234H04L2209/603G06F21/316G06F21/34G06F2221/2139
Inventor SHIN, KIL-HOKOBAYASHI, KENICHIARATANI, TORU
Owner FUJIFILM BUSINESS INNOVATION CORP
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