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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 11, 2011
Filed:
Apr. 28, 2009
Syouzou Niwata, Tokyo, JP;
Yoshihiro Yano, Tokyo, JP;
Syouzou Niwata, Tokyo, JP;
Yoshihiro Yano, Tokyo, JP;
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
When storing data (D), spread on a memory (), into a file storage unit (), a user α assigns a meaningful filename-for-user, such as 'sales book for April.' Storage control unit () converts this 'sales book for April' to a meaningless filename-for-storage, such as “RST123.” The correspondence between the two is stored as filename correspondence information for user α in a correspondence information storage unit (). A storage processing unit () stores the data (D) with the filename, “RST123.” Whereas when user α is presented with a list of filenames of the stored files from a filename presentation unit (), the meaningful filename of “sales book for April” is presented as the filename since a presentation control unit () performs reverse conversion of the filename based on the filename correspondence information, the meaningless filename of “RST123” is presented to other users. Security in regard to filenames can thus be secured and inference of the file contents can be prevented.