AES is a unique pre-programmed 128-bit encryption key designed to help prevent your keystrokes, which are transmitted over-the-air, from being intercepted and deciphered.

The AES Coprocessor encrypts and decrypts 128-bit data blocks by computing an AES algorithm with a 128, 192 or 256-bit key through a highly secure architecture (SPA, DPA [1] and fault hardened).

Mircosoft announced the Wireless Desktop 2000, a new wireless keyboard that protects your keystrokes with AES 128-bit encryption. The unit will be available within about a month for roughly $40.

For more information on the new 128-Bit AES Encryption JD-0400EU Encrypted Wireless Keyboard and Mouse set jump over to the Cherry website for details via the link below Source: Toms Hardware : Cherry ...

Those using Google Cloud Storage got a nice treat this week when Google announced that it is now encrypting all data before it’s written to disk with 128-bit AES encryption. Google says that ...

With the VOCAL 128-bit AES Co-Processor the decryption is less than 1 MIP. Current set-top boxes using a MIPS core can be upgraded to decrypt video with a simple drop in solution and no integration ...

The smart lock and companion smartphone application use 128 bit AES encryption for the connection, making sure that even the signals between the app and hardware are encrypted and are being ...

The problem, however, is that the 256-bit AES encryption on the SF-2000 controller doesn't work properly. The result is that SF-2000 controllers are still using 128-bit encryption, although that ...

The Xtensa processor then loads the 128-bit plaintext using a single TIE load instruction into the AES register file. Encryption rounds will operate on the AES register file until encryption is ...

USB drives get more and more secure. Patriot will soon introduce Bolt, a new USB flash drive with 128-bit AES encryption support to keep your data safe. Intruders have only ten attempts to guess ...