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CableCARD M-Card
CABLECARD M--CARD
Term Definition
APDU Application Protocol Data Unit: a command, query, and reply message exchange protocol
betw een CableCARD device and Host
APS
Analog Protection System for copy control of analog output video
AuthKey
Authentication Key, calculated by both the CableCARD device and Host as part of the Host
authentication process
Authentication A procedure for the Host and CableCARD device to securely confirm that the other is aauthentic
device for CableCARD-CP binding. Also: a means to securely confirm that a message originated in
a trusted source.
CA, CA System
Conditional Access, Conditional Access System – secures delivery of cable services to the
CableCARD device
CA-only The CableCARD device mode of CA-descrambling EMI=0 content and returning it to the Host CP-
unscrambled
Cable The Cable Television industry, services, systems, or equipment
CableCARD (CARD)
CableCARD device, also referred to as “Point of Deployment” (POD), is a detachable device
distributed by cable providers, that connects to the home receiver.
CableCARD Certificate The unique X.509 certificate issued to each CableCARD device and used for CableCARD
authentication. Parameter name: CARD_DevCert.
CableCARD-CP CableCARD copy protection, as specified in this document
CableCARD CPS The CableCARD Copy Protection System, as specified in this document
CARD_ID
The CableCARD device’s unique identification number
CCI
Copy Control Information
CIT Constrained Image Trigger. A CCI bit that controls image constraint on component analog outputs
CP System The Copy Protection System described in this specification
CRL
Certificate Revocation List: the means of reporting bad Host_IDs to cable headends
DCAS
Dow nloadable Conditional Access System
DES Data Encryption Standar
DES-ECB Data Encryption Standard – Electronic Code Book
DFAST Dynamic Feedback Arrangement Scrambling Technique, a component of the encryption algorithm
DH
Diffie-Hellman, a public key agreement protocol based on the intractability of taking discrete
alogarithms over the integer field.
DSG DOCSIS Set-top Gatew ay, a method of using DOCSIS protocols to support an out-of-band
communication path.
EMI
“Encryption Mode Indicator” As used in this document the meaning of this acronym is "Copy
Control" Mode Indicator for digital outputs. The acronym EMI is used by the DTLA and is retained
here for consistency.
EMM Entitlement Management Message
Encrypted Data modified to prevent unauthorized access (compare w ith "scrambled")
FAT Forw ard Application Transport, the 6 MHz digital channels from headend to home and betw een
CableCARD device and Host
FDC
Forw ard Data Channel
Headend
he cable operator’s facility w hich acts as the source of cable signals, services, and conditional
access control.
Host The consumer device used to access and navigate cable content. Typically a digital TV or settop
DTV receiver.
Host Certificate
The unique X.509 certificate issued to each Host device and used for Host authentication.
Parameter name: Host_DevCert
Host_ID The Host device’s unique identification number
lsb Least Significant Bit, of a specified binary value
LTSID Local Transport Stream ID
M-CARD
Multi-Stream CableCARD device
MMI
Man Machine Interface
MPEG The ISO/IEC 13818 specifications and ISO/IEC 13818-1 in particular
msb Most Significant Bit, of a specified binary value
Nonce A random value generated fresh for each use and included in some Host-CableCARD exchanges
to make each exchange unique