View source for Eluvio, Inc. (20240283739). ACCESS CONTROL AND OWNERSHIP TRANSFER OF DIGITAL CONTENT USING A DECENTRALIZED CONTENT FABRIC AND LEDGER simplified abstract

=ACCESS CONTROL AND OWNERSHIP TRANSFER OF DIGITAL CONTENT USING A DECENTRALIZED CONTENT FABRIC AND LEDGER=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Eluvio, Inc.|Eluvio, Inc.]]


[[Category:Eluvio, Inc.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Serban Simu of Berkeley CA (US)|Serban Simu of Berkeley CA (US)]][[Category:Serban Simu of Berkeley CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Michelle Munson of Berkeley CA (US)|Michelle Munson of Berkeley CA (US)]][[Category:Michelle Munson of Berkeley CA (US)]]

==ACCESS CONTROL AND OWNERSHIP TRANSFER OF DIGITAL CONTENT USING A DECENTRALIZED CONTENT FABRIC AND LEDGER - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240283739 titled 'ACCESS CONTROL AND OWNERSHIP TRANSFER OF DIGITAL CONTENT USING A DECENTRALIZED CONTENT FABRIC AND LEDGER

The abstract describes a decentralized content fabric system where fabric nodes grant client requests based on blockchain verification of user identities.

* Fabric nodes in a network receive client requests related to digital content and verify user identities through blockchain ledgers.
* The system performs actions on digital content based on user identity verification, ensuring secure transactions.
* Blockchain technology is utilized to link digital instruments to user identifiers, enabling secure access to content.
* The system allows for actions to be performed on digital content through blockchain transactions, ensuring transparency and security.
* The decentralized nature of the system enhances data security and access control for digital content.

Potential Applications:
- Secure content sharing platforms
- Digital rights management systems
- Decentralized content distribution networks

Problems Solved:
- Ensuring secure access to digital content
- Verifying user identities for content transactions
- Enhancing data security and transparency in content management

Benefits:
- Improved data security and access control
- Transparent and secure content transactions
- Efficient management of digital content rights

Commercial Applications:
Title: Decentralized Content Fabric System for Secure Digital Transactions
This technology can be applied in various industries such as media and entertainment, digital publishing, and online content distribution platforms. It offers a secure and transparent way to manage digital content rights and transactions, ensuring data integrity and user privacy.

Questions about Decentralized Content Fabric System:
1. How does the system ensure the authenticity of user identities in blockchain transactions?
The system verifies user identities by linking digital instruments to user identifiers through blockchain ledgers, ensuring secure access to digital content.
2. What are the key advantages of using a decentralized content fabric system for managing digital content?
The system provides enhanced data security, transparent content transactions, and efficient management of digital content rights, benefiting both content creators and users.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

disclosed are examples of systems, apparatus, devices, computer program products, and methods implementing aspects of a decentralized content fabric. in some implementations, one or more processors are configured to provide fabric nodes of a network, including a first fabric node receiving a client request to perform one or more actions with respect to digital content corresponding to a plurality of content object parts maintained in the network. a lookup is performed on a blockchain ledger in a first blockchain to locate a digital instrument cryptographically linked to a user identifier (id) of an owner of the digital content. the first fabric node grants the client request based on determining that a user id associated with the client request matches the user id of the owner of the digital content. the one or more actions are then performed through a blockchain transaction in the first blockchain or another blockchain.



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