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Security Module with CP/Q++
Certificate details
| Certificate ID | #345 |
|---|---|
| Status | historical |
| Historical reason | Validation Sunsetting Policy - FIPS 140-1 Certificate |
| Validation dates | 24.09.2003 |
| Standard | FIPS 140-1 |
| Security level | 3 |
| Type | Hardware |
| Embodiment | Multi-Chip Embedded |
| Caveat | When operated in FIPS mode |
| Exceptions |
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| Description | The Security Module with CP/Q++ is the security-sensitive portion of the IBM 4758 Cryptographic Coprocessor. The Security Module is a tamper-responding, programmable module containing a CPU, encryption hardware, RAM, EEPROM, hardware random number generator, time of day clock, and firmware. The CP/Q++ control program provides basic services Coprocessor applications use for cryptographic and secure- storage processing. The validation affirms a secure environment in which to implement or extend an application program requiring secure storage, cryptographic capabilities, and processing integrity. The Coprocessor is available for use in typical PC servers and as features in IBM eServer iSeries, pSeries, and zSeries servers. |
| Version (Hardware) | P/N 04K9131, EC F 72272D |
| Version (Firmware) | Miniboot 0 Version A, Miniboot 1 Version A, CP/Q++ 2.41 |
| Vendor | IBM® Corporation |
| References | This certificate's webpage directly references 0 certificates, transitively this expands into 0 certificates. |
Security policy
Extracted keywords
Symmetric Algorithms
DES, Triple-DES, 3DES, TDESAsymmetric Algorithms
DSAHash functions
SHA-1Schemes
MACRandomness
RNGBlock cipher modes
ECB, CBCSecurity level
Level 4, Level 3, level 3Side-channel analysis
timing attacks, malfunctionCross-references
Incoming- 365 - historical - Neopostage PSD Module
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"Self Tests: Level 4"
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"date": "2003-09-24",
"lab": "UL Verification Services, Inc.",
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"vendor": "IBM\u00ae Corporation",
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