Actualités du cybercrime, de la criminalité informatique

In Europe, there are several dialog activities that are uncharacterized by its consensus-building intention:

Workshop on Digital Rights Management of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), January 2001. [1]
Participative preparation of the European Committee for Standardization/Information Society Standardisation System (CEN/ISSS) DRM Report, 2003 (finished). [2]
DRM Workshops of DG Information Society, European Commission (finished), and the work [...]

Enterprise digital rights management (E-DRM or ERM) is the application of DRM technology to the control of access to corporate documents such as Microsoft Word, PDF, and AutoCAD files, emails, and intranet web pages rather than to the control of consumer media [12]. E-DRM is generally intended to prevent the unauthorized use (such as industrial [...]

Many online music stores employ DRM to restrict usage of music purchased and downloaded online. There are many options for consumers buying digital music over the internet, in terms of both stores and purchase options. Two examples of music stores and their functionality follow:

The iTunes Store, run by Apple Inc., allows users to purchase a [...]

[edit] Audio CDs
In 2002, Bertelsmann (comprised of BMG, Arista and RCA) was the first corporation to use DRM on audio CDs. This was initially done on promotional CDs, but all CDs from these companies would eventually include at least some DRM.[citation needed]
However, these CDs could not be played on all devices that were intended to [...]

An early example of a DRM system was the Content Scrambling System (CSS) employed by the DVD Forum on film DVDs since circa 1996. CSS used a simple encryption algorithm, and required device manufacturers to sign license agreements that restricted the inclusion of features, such as digital outputs that could be used to extract high-quality [...]