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Atmel to boost chip security
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Atmel Corp. and Cryptography Research Inc. (CRI) have formed an agreement regarding the use of CRI's patents to enhance the security of Atmel's tamper-resistant chips against so-called differential power analysis (DPA) and related attacks.

The license also covers software executing on Atmel chips, allowing Atmel's customers to develop their own security countermeasures without a separate license from Cryptography Research.

DPA is a form of attack that involves monitoring the fluctuating electrical power consumption of a target device and then using advanced statistical methods to derive cryptographic keys and other secrets.

CRI develops and licenses technology to solve complex security problems.






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