Rambus Cryptography Research Division Showcases Content Protection Technology at IBC 2014

Rambus Cryptography Research Division (NASDAQ:RMBS):

Cryptography Research, the security division of Rambus, will present a series of content protection technology demonstrations at IBC 2014, including CryptoFirewall™ core technology and Differential Power Analysis (DPA) countermeasure solutions. CryptoFirewall technology is an advanced hardware security core that provides a robust foundation for securely delivering any content to pay TV devices, while DPA countermeasures are used to protect electronic devices from non-invasive side channel attacks.

Demonstrations will be available at the Cryptography Research booth in Hall 14 C17 at IBC. To schedule a meeting and see the demonstrations at IBC please contact cri@mslgroup.com.

Cryptography Research IBC technology demonstrations:

CryptoFirewall: Three CryptoFirewall demonstrations will display the core integrated into partner chipsets including STMicroelectronics, Ali Corporation and MStar Semiconductor, Inc. Additional demonstrations of CryptoFirewall within Broadcom and Entropic boards will also be on display.

DPA countermeasures: This demonstration will reveal how secret keys can be extracted from a mobile device by measuring its electric power consumption or radio frequency emissions. All electronic devices, including set top boxes and over the top devices, are susceptible to DPA attacks unless DPA countermeasures are in place.

About Cryptography Research

Cryptography Research, a division of Rambus Inc., is a leader in semiconductor security research and development. Established by internationally renowned cryptographer Paul Kocher, the division develops and licenses innovative technologies in areas including tamper resistance, content protection, anti-counterfeiting, network security, and financial services. Over eight billion security products are made each year under license from Cryptography Research; security systems designed by the division’s scientists and engineers protect hundreds of billions of dollars in commerce annually. Additional information is available at cryptography.com.