Common use of A Secure Storage Licensed Clause in Contracts

A Secure Storage Licensed. Product may use a user accessible digital interface to store Controlled Content on a Secure Storage Product, if: (a) the Controlled Content is encrypted across the interface, and in storage, with an encryption algorithm that provides no less security than 128-bit AES; (b) the Controlled Content is uniquely cryptographically associated with the original Secure Storage Licensed Product connected to the Secure Storage Product, such that Controlled Content is unusable to any other product or device; (c) the interface and Secure Storage Product, or the system architecture, provides protection from a "disk cloning attack”; (d) no key information is stored on the Secure Storage Product unless encrypted with security no less than AES (128 bit); and (e) the Move, storage and copying of Controlled Content otherwise meets the criteria set forth in the Robustness Rules and the Compliance Rules for Host Devices.

A Secure Storage Licensed. Product may use a user accessible digital interface to store Controlled Content on a Secure Storage Product, if: (a) the Controlled Content is encrypted across the interface, and in storage, with an encryption algorithm that provides no less security than 128-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (“AES”); (b) the Controlled Content is uniquely cryptographically associated with the original Secure Storage Licensed Product connected to the Secure Storage Product, such that Controlled Content is unusable to any other product or device; (c) the interface and Secure Storage Product, or the system architecture, provides protection from a "disk cloning attack”; (d) no key information is stored on the Secure Storage Product unless encrypted with security no less than AES (128 bit); and (e) the Move, storage and copying of Controlled Content otherwise meets the criteria set forth in the Robustness Rules and the Compliance Rules for Host Devices.