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April 23rd, 2003, 08:16 AM
#11
Originally posted here by linuxelite
What is this usb a key? What is it used for?
Oh, and thanks for the info, I figured it was a scam, and didn't bother clicking it. That'll teach me to be so skeptical.
The Authenex A-Key
The A-Key™ is a house-key sized USB token that serves as the platform for the Authenex suite of strong (two-factor) e-security applications. It may be used for certificate storage (optional), but the unique benefit of the A-Key is its on-board CPU and its use of 128 bit .AES (Advance Encryption Standard) to communicate directly with the various e-security applications available through Authenex.
Features and Benefits
Secure Design - The patent-pending chip aboard the A-Key is hacker proof and will fail if removed from the board.
Non-Duplicable - An assigned Electronic Serial Number and a randomly (or administratively) generated 4096-bit shared secret ensure that each key is unique.
Safe and Easy to Use - The user's password is never transmitted over the network or recorded in a central depository. The transition for users is simple - as it is just like using and ATM card at your local bank.
PKI-Ready - The A-Key carries a 15KiloByte (KB) password-activated memory area that can be used for securely storing private keys and certificates.
Product Specification
Operating System(s):
Microsoft® Windows® 98, Me, 2000, and XP
On-Board Security Proccesors:
AES Advanced Encryption Standard
Casing:
Injection molded plastic, tamper evident
Connector:
USB (Universal Serial Bus) TYPE A
Dimensions:
50 x 16 x 7 mm (1.97 x 0.63 x 0.28 in)
Memory Size:
16k
Weight:
4.7g
Hope this will help you if not have a look at this link
if you need any more help just ask by this post (of which I have subscibed to)
I would be pleased to help at any time
DaC0braMan
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