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Gold/Mining/Energy : Certicom Corporation (TSE:CIC, NASD:CERT)

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To: Ron Nairn who wrote (2662)1/6/2000 6:36:00 AM
From: Tom Drolet  Read Replies (2) of 4913
 
calypso and Rondo:

Found by George in the Boca Beacon here in Certiland, Florida this morning. :o)

Just kidding--nice announcement below by CIC this am. Close to my heart ('military grade'- comes with a free shoe shine in every box).

First of the "Content" announcements Rick Dalmazzi refered too at the AGM. This is an example of Data content security. Now we should look forward to Audio and Video content security deal (s) in the near future. Excellent new product line. New lines just keep rolling out. I like the name "eCertain"-- the branding of CIC gets stronger!

Tom D.

eCertain Licenses Certicom Encryption Technology To Ensure Military-Grade Security of Electronic Documents

eCertain Users Now Able to Send Sensitive Electronic Documents Using Certicom's Highly-Trusted Elliptic Curve Cryptography

HAYWARD, Calif., January 6, 2000 ? Certicom, a leading provider of next-generation encryption technology, and eCertain, a leading provider of secure document transmission services, today announced that eCertain will license Certicom's elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) encryption technology for use in eCertain's online document transmission services. Certicom's industry-leading ECC technology will provide eCertain users maximum assurance that their sensitive documents will be transmitted and delivered confidentially.

"We chose Certicom so that we can provide our users with military-grade encryption that runs much faster than traditional encryption methods. This allows us to send and encrypt a one megabyte file 10 times faster than other encryption methods," said Neil Iscoe, CEO of eCertain. "Usually, one must trade performance for security. Certicom enables us to give our users both."

eCertain provides on-line document transmission services to users seeking a fast, easy, and secure way to transfer sensitive documents via the Internet at ecertain.com. eCertain guarantees authorized, punctual, and confidential delivery of critical information. Certicom's elliptic curve encryption solution will enhance the security infrastructure of eCertain's online service by supplying the most advanced, proven encryption available today.

"Business communication in the twenty-first century will revolve around the secure transfer of sensitive documents over the Internet," said Rick Dalmazzi, Certicom president & CEO. "Certicom's technology is enabling online services, like eCertain, with reliable security advantages that make highly confidential electronic document transmissions possible."

About eCertain: the Service
eCertain is a verified, convenient, secure and timely document transmission service. The company offers browser-based access and a specialized software client that allows both vertical and horizontal applications to seamlessly use the service. This approach integrates existing workflow and software applications into transaction-based service that provides certainty in the sometime chaotic world of the Internet.

About eCertain: the Company
eCertain is a privately held Internet company based in Austin, Texas whose investors include Bob Inman, former director of NSA. eCertain-enabled solutions are available through alliance partners or directly to end users, all via a transaction-based model. For more information, please visit eCertain's Web site at ecertain.com.

About Certicom
Certicom is a leading provider of next-generation encryption technology used to build strong, fast, and efficient security solutions. Major computing and communications companies, such as 3Com/Palm Computing, BellSouth Wireless Data, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, Pitney Bowes, QUALCOMM and VeriFone, incorporate Certicom's technology into electronic commerce software, wireless messaging applications, and smart cards. Certicom is a leading source for a complete range of OEM security products and services, including cryptographic toolkits, custom implementations, and security integration services and consulting. Certicom's worldwide sales and marketing operations are based in Hayward, California, with cryptographic research and product development in Toronto, Canada. Certicom shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "CIC." For more information, visit Certicom's Web site at certicom.com.



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Certicom is a registered trademark of Certicom Corp. All other companies and products listed herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

This press release contains forward-looking statements relating to Certicom's encryption technology. The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward looking statements including among other things, statements regarding Certicom's expectations, beliefs, intentions, or strategies regarding the future. Our actual results could differ significantly from those anticipated in these forward-looking statements as a result of the risks identified in the documents that we file with the Ontario Securities Commission and other securities regulatory authorities from time to time including our current Annual Information Form.

For further information, please contact:

David Krane
Director of Corporate Marketing
Certicom Corp.
(510) 780-5420
dkrane@certicom.com

Jessica Johannes
Lutchansky Communications for Certicom
(408) 938-9050 x 15
jessica@lcomm.com

Neil Iscoe
CEO
eCertain
(512) 477-1892
Iscoe@eCertain.com

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