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To: Tom Drolet who wrote (1588)	3/18/1999 10:54:00 AM
From: Frank Ferrari	Read Replies (2) of 4913

I answered my own question, the previous release is undoubtedly good news for CIC. Here is an old article. They specifically mention unicert. Baltimore adds elliptic curve , PC Week April 24, 1998 4:21 PM PDT Security Baltimore Technologies Ltd., of Dublin, Ireland, said last week that it is integrating elliptic curve cryptography from Toronto-based Certicom Corp. into its security applications and tool kits. Baltimore is among the first companies to provide Java developers with a tool kit to work with elliptic curve algorithms. Other Baltimore products with new elliptic curve capabilities will include the UniCert Certification Authority software. Also last week, Certicom announced that Xcert International Inc., in San Francisco, will include elliptic curve tools in its Certificate Authority software. And NTT Electronics Corp., of Japan, will add Certicom's elliptic curve technology to its own NSafer software development kit. Baltimore is at 353-1-605-4399 or www.baltimore.ie. Certicom is at (800) 561-6100 or www.certicom.com.

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