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Secure Coprocessors in Electronic Commerce Applications - Yee, Tygar (1995) (36 citations) (Correct)
....coprocessors. Announced secure coprocessors include the ABYSS [55] and Citadel [57] systems from IBM, the iPower [34] encryption card by National Semiconductor, some extended implementations of the Clipper and Capstone systems [2, 51, 52] proposed by the NSA as DES replacements, the Crypta Plus [47] encryption card by Telequip, the CY512i [13] chip from Cylink, and various smartcard systems such as some GEMPlus or Mondex cards [22] There will be additional announcements of systems with increased processing power from major vendors in the next few months. For a fuller descriptions of ....
Telequip, Inc. Crypta Plus press release, January 1995.
Cryptographic Postage Indicia - Tygar, Yee, Heintze (1 citation) (Correct)
....also recently announced a system for validating and ranking proposed physical devices according to the FIPS 140 1 criteria. Some examples of possible technologies include the ABYSS [26] and Citadel [27] systems from IBM; the iPower [8] encryption card by National Semiconductor; the Crypta Plus [16] encryption card by Telequip; the CY512i chip from Cylink [3] and some tamper proof smart card systems [4] There will be additional announcements of tamper proof devices with increased processing power from major vendors in the next few months. Many of these devices are highly portable and ....
Telequip, Inc. Crypta Plus press release, January 1995.
Cryptographic Postage Indicia - Tygar Bennet (1 citation) (Correct)
....also recently announced a system for validating and ranking proposed physical devices according to the FIPS 140 1 criteria. Some examples of possible technologies include the ABYSS [26] and Citadel [27] systems from IBM; the iPower [8] encryption card by National Semiconductor; the Crypta Plus [16] encryption card by Telequip; the CY512i chip from Cylink [3] and some tamper proof smart card systems [4] There will be additional announcements of tamper proof devices with increased processing power from major vendors in the next few months. Many of these devices are highly portable and exist ....
Telequip, Inc. Crypta Plus press release, January 1995.
Designing Cryptographic Postage Indicia - TYGAR, YEE, HEINTZE (1996) (2 citations) (Correct)
....also recently announced a system for validating and ranking proposed physical devices according to the FIPS 140 1 criteria. Some examples of possible technologies include the ABYSS [16] and Citadel [17] systems from IBM; the iPower [5] encryption card by National Semiconductor; the Crypta Plus [15] encryption card by Telequip; the CY512i chip from Cylink [1] and some tamper proof smart card systems [2] There will be additional announcements of tamper proof devices with increased processing power from major vendors in the next few months. For a fuller descriptions of potential platforms, ....
Telequip, Inc. Crypta Plus press release, January 1995.
Secure Coprocessors in Electronic Commerce Applications - Yee, Tygar (1995) (36 citations) (Correct)
....coprocessors. Announced secure coprocessors include the ABYSS [55] and Citadel [57] systems from IBM; the iPower [34] encryption card by National Semiconductor; some extended implementations of the Clipper and Capstone systems [2, 51, 52] proposed by the NSA as DES replacements; the Crypta Plus [47] encryption card by Telequip; the CY512i [13] chip from Cylink; and various smartcard systems such as some GEMPlus or Mondex cards [22] There will be additional announcements of systems with increased processing power from major vendors in the next few months. For a fuller descriptions of ....
Telequip, Inc. Crypta Plus press release, January 1995.
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