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ICE-IP-358 High-speed XTS-GCM Multi Stream Inline Cipher Engine, DPA resistant
- Silicon-proven implementation
- Fast and easy to integrate into SoCs
- Flexible layered design
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ICE-IP-338 High-speed XTS-GCM Multi Stream Inline Cipher Engine
- Performance and Configuration
- FIPS Certification
- Low Latency with Zero Variation
- Cryptographic Processing
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Multi-Protocol Engine with Classifier, Look-Aside, 5-10 Gbps
- With Classifier, Look-Aside, 5-10 Gbps
- Silicon-proven implementation
- Fast and easy to integrate into SoCs
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True Random Number Generator
- Patented test circuits on the oscillators to detect lockingto periodic signals.
- Repeating output data detection on NRBG and DRBG (compliant with [FIPS 140-2]).
- Hardware implemented ‘Repetition Count’ and ‘Adaptive Proportion’ tests on the Noise Source (compliant with [SP 800-90B]).
- Continuous tests on the Noise Source (compliant with [AIS-31]): ‘monobit test’, ‘poker test’, ‘runs test’, ‘longruns test’ and ‘Noise Source failure’.
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Quantum-Driven Hardware Root-of-Trust - Physical Unclonable Function (PUF)
- Scalability unlocked
- Secure root-of-trust
- No key injection
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TESIC RISC-V CC EAL5+ Secure Element Soft/Hard Macro
- CC EAL5+ secure microcontroller system
- CC EAL5+ secure cryptography
- CC EAL5+ security sensors
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TESIC CC EAL5+ Secure Element IP Core
- CC EAL5+ secure microcontroller system
- CC EAL5+ secure cryptography
- CC EAL5+ security sensors
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MACsec 10G/25G
- Compliance with IEEE Std 802.1AE-2018
- Line-rate traffic encryption and decryption
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NIST FIPS-197 Compliant Ultra-Low Power AES IP Core
- Compliant to Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) (FIPS PUB 197).
- Supports both encryption and decryption functions.
- Supports 128/192/256-bit Cipher keys.
- Processes an 128-bit block in 480/582/684 clock cycles for 128/192/256-bits cipher keys respectively.
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802.11i CCMP/TKIP IP Core
- Small size:
- Includes key lookup, encryption, decryption, header parsing and modification, key expansion and data interface
- Uses external memory for key storage;
- Configurable number of keys supported; 64 bytes are required per bidirectional link
