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RT-660-FPGA DPA-Resistant Programmable Root-of-Trust Security Processor for Govt/Aero/Defense FIPS-140

RT-660-FPGA DPA-Resistant Programmable Root-of-Trust Security Processor for Govt/Aero/Defense FIPS-140
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Editor's Letter: Remembering Mary Brown Malouf • Salt Lake Magazine


“Dr. Watson, I presume?”
Arthur Conan Doyle never had Sherlock Holmes say, “Dr. Watson, I presume.” It’s a mix up of the first meeting of Watson and Holmes with the meeting of the colonial explorers Dr. David Livingston and Henry Morton Stanley in Africa. What Holmes actually said, Mary would like you to know, in his opening lines of
A Study in Scarlet was: “You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive.” Mary would have thought this, and my clarifying footnote, hilarious.
This was the note Mary sent me before I took the job as her second-chair here at the magazine. “Dear Jeremy If we’re clear, I’ll send an official offer letter. I want to make a few things clear about the job I’m offering you. It will be hard. This isn’t the ....

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RT-645 Programmable Root-of-Trust Security Processor for Automotive ASIL-D-ready


RT-645 Programmable Root-of-Trust Security Processor for Automotive ASIL-D-ready
Rambus Hardware Root of Trust RT-645 is a fully-programmable hardware security core that protects against a wide range of attacks with state-of-the-art anti-tamper and security techniques. As the connected nature of automobiles evolves, device architects face a growing array of emerging security threats. Whether V2X, ADAS, infotainment, or other applications, one constant in automotive design is the need for a hardware root of trust based security implementation. The Rambus RT-645 is the ideal security co-processor for automotive uses. Based on a custom 32-bit RISC-V siloed and layered secure co-processor, along with dedicated secure memories, the RT-645 features a number of high-capability cryptographic accelerators like AES-AE-16, HMAC 512, RSA 4K, ECC 521, Fast DMA, Whirlpool and a NIST-compliant Random Bit Generator. Satisfying use cases such as secure boot, EVITA HSM, and protection of pr ....

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