CryptoSwift
Identrus, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Certificate Authorities, and some high-assurance Web applications demand security for keying information. For example, if keying information is stored on a system disk drive, any type of "virus" software could be uploaded by a hacker to locate keying information and email that keying information out of the system. If an attacker has physical access to a system, the attacker might use a logic analyzer to deduce keying information. In higher-assurance applications, disclosure of keying information could result in theft of extremely large sums of real money, exposure of highly sensitive data, or compromise of a critical authentication process. CryptoSwift HSM provides the additional security required to protect sensitive keying information from malicious attacks and theft.
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