Are you talking about the BBN/GTE SafeKeyPer (I may have mis-spelled
that)?  I don't know if they are still on the market -- they were
priced Really High.

-derek

Kent Crispin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> A couple of years ago at the RSA conference one of the vendors was 
> exhibiting a tamperproof that would keep a secret key and perform 
> encryptions/signatures using the key.  Since the key never left the 
> box, in theory security reduced to physical security around the box.  
> The intended use of the box was as a master for a CA.  I thought the 
> vendor was GTE, but I didn't find anything definitive on their site.
> 
> Does this description trigger any recollection?  Are there similar 
> devices on the market from other sources?
> 
> -- 
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