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Article #3440Re: What's a "Harris"?
From: bisanabi
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1987 19:18
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1987 19:18
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In article <4443@utcsri.UUCP>, outer@utcsri.UUCP (Richard Outerbridge) writes:
> Has anyone heard of the "Harris" encryption chip?
"Harris" is actually the name of an organization who is under the CCEP
program developing encryption chips. The branch that is doing this work
is Harris Semiconductor in Florida (Melbourne?). I had received some
literature at a recent DC show about their HS3447 Cypher1 chip, but cannot
recall if this was DES based, or used the high-grade encryption algorithm.
I do know they are currently under the CCEP program, but couldn't tell you
whether or not those chips are available yet.
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