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public-key cryptography
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public-key cryptography - public-key encryption


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Cards built on the TrustedFlash platform will provide full digital rights management capabilities, supporting industry security standards such as both symmetric and asymmetric algorithms.
SanDisk Introduces TrustedFlash Secure Content Distribution Platform; ... by Business Wire
Asymmetric algorithms such as RSA, DH and DSS with key lengths up to 4096-bits are supported with a peak performance of 60K 180-bit exponent DH or 40K 1024-bit exponent RSA operations per second.
Cavium Networks Announces Industry's First In-line Security Processor ... by Business Wire
It features an outstanding 16-bit CPU performance, 192 Kbytes of ROM, 64 Kbytes of EEPROM, 6 Kbytes of RAM and a host of security mechanisms including firewalls and two cryptographic co-processors: one for the asymmetric algorithms (RSA, DSA, Elliptic Curves) and one for the DES/TripleDES.
Atmel Receives an EAL4+ Certificate for the First Secure ... by Business Wire
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