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Fast Public Key Engine with DPA or with DPA and FIA
- The SCA-resistant PKE-IP-85 family of Public Key Engine cores provide semiconductor manufacturers with superior public key cryptography acceleration.
- The cores are easily integrated into ASIC/SoC and FPGA devices, offer a high-level of resistance to Differential Power Analysis (DPA), and, optionally, offer detection of Fault Injection Attacks (FIA).
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RSA-ECC High-Performance Multi Public Key Engine
- RSA, ECC and more
- > 1 GHz in 16nm
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Public Key Crypto Engine
- ASIC & FPGA
- RSA, ECC and more
- 100% CPU offload
- DPA countermeasures
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RSA/ECC Public Key Accelerator Farm with TRNG and AHB
- High-performance accelerator for Public Key operations, up to 4160-bit modulus size for modular exponentiations and 768-bit modulus for ECC operations
- Performs high-level key negotiate & sign/verify operations
- Synthesizable over 550 MHz in 40nm technologies and over 650 MHz in 28nm technologies
- Up to sixteen independent command/result queues
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Small RSA/ECC Public Key Accelerators
- The PKA-IP-28 is a family of Public Key Accelerator IP cores designed for full scalability and an optimal “performance over gate count” deployment.
- Proven in silicon, the PKA-IP-28 public key accelerator addresses the unique needs of semiconductor OEMs and provides a reliable and cost-effective solution that is easy to integrate into SoC designs.
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ML-KEM Key Encapsulation IP Core
- The KiviPQC™-KEM IP core is a hardware accelerator for post-quantum cryptographic operations.
- It implements the Module Lattice-based Key Encapsulation Mechanism (ML-KEM), standardized by NIST in FIPS 203.
- This mechanism realizes the appropriate procedures for securely exchanging a shared secret key between two parties that communicate over a public channel using a defined set of rules and parameters.
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Post-Quantum Key Encapsulation IP Core
- The PQC-KEM is an IP Core for ML-KEM Key Encapsulation that supports key generation, encapsulation, and decapsulation operations for all ML-KEM variants standardized by NIST in FIPS 203.
- ML-KEM is a post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) algorithm, designed to be robust against a quantum computer attack.
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Fast Quantum Safe Engine for ML-KEM (CRYSTALS-Kyber) and ML-DSA (CRYSTALS-Dilithium)
- The Quantum Safe Engine (QSE) IP provides Quantum Safe Cryptography acceleration for ASIC, SoC and FPGA devices.
- The QSE-IP-86 core is typically integrated in a hardware Root of Trust or embedded secure element in chip designs together with a PKE-IP-85 core that accelerates classic public key cryptography and a TRNG-IP-76 core that generates true random numbers.
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GEON™ Secure Boot Hardware Engine
- GEON-SBoot is an area-efficient, processor-agnostic hardware engine that protects SoC designs from booting with malicious or otherwise insecure code.
- The security platform employs public-key cryptography (which stores no secret on-chip) to ensure that only unmodified firmware from a trusted source is used by the system.
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Fast Quantum Safe Engine for ML-KEM (CRYSTALS-Kyber) and ML-DSA (CRYSTALS-Dilithium) with DPA
- Compliant with FIPS 203 ML-KEM and FIPS 204 ML-DSA standards
- Uses CRYSTALS-Kyber, CRYSTALS-Dilithium quantum-resistant algorithms
- Includes SHA-3, SHAKE-128 and SHAKE-256 acceleration
- The embedded QSE CPU combined with Rambus-supplied firmware implements the full FIPS 203/204 protocols
