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[Satellite TODAY 01-04-12] Wired and wireless semiconductor solutions provider Broadcom has enabled Cryptography Research (CRI) differential power analysis (DPA) countermeasures across its line of set-top box (STB) platforms, the company announced Jan. 3.
Broadcom is licensing CRI technology and deploying advanced security measures that aim to allow broadcasters to securely expand services and premium content delivery methods for multi-screen and Internet-based TV experiences.
The key features of the Broadcom offering include DPA and developed countermeasures to thwart attacks and secure pay television systems, mobile devices, bank cards and other sensitive systems, as well as a portfolio of more than 60 patents covering countermeasures to DPA attacks.
“Broadcom is the first set-top box SoC manufacturer to deliver DPA countermeasure technology with leading and widely deployed solutions around the world,” CRI President and Chief Scientist Paul Kocher said in a statement. “Its emphasis and leadership in security is a big win for broadcasters and consumers, and will play a key role in protecting pay-TV ecosystems and bringing high-quality premium content to any screen in the home.”
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