From: kelly@netcom.com (Kelly Goen)
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 94 12:06:58 PST
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: (fwd) iPower crypto chip in PCMCIA card
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From: mocten@netcom.com (Mark Hudson)
Subject: iPower crypto chip in PCMCIA card
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I got this out of newsletter I received a few days ago.
Hopefully it isn't old knowledge yet.


   Crypto Chip Debuts

National Semiconductor has released the iPower encryption
chip, which was designed for use in PCMCIA cards and provides
a reange of security features.  The chip can encrypt data via
multiple enryption algorithms, and will self-destruct upon any
tampering attempt, using a self-contained chemical.  Cards that
use the iPower chip can also provide additional functions
such as tracking user access times.  The iPower division is
based in Santa Clara, CA. 408/721-8797.

--Mark
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