A Guide to Security Processors and Accelerators,
Seventh Edition

     
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Figure 1-1. Firewalls and the DMZ
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Figure 2-1. Header and trailer format for ESP tunnel mode
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Figure 3-1. Block diagram of generic integrated security processor
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Figure 3-2. Example of bit permutation in the DES algorithm
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Figure 3-3. Typical system configuration with lookaside VPN/SSL processor
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Figure 3-4. Typical curve of IPSec performance versus packet size
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Figure 4-1. Security-accelerator market forecast through 2011
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Figure 5-1. Cavium Octeon CN58xx block diagram
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Figure 5-2. Integrated security appliance based on Cavium Octeon NSP
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Figure 5-3. Freescale MPC8572 block diagram
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Figure 5-4. Intel Tolapai block diagram
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Figure 5-5. Netronome NFP3200 block diagram
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Figure 5-6. Accelerator card based on Netronome NFP3200
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Figure 5-7. RMI XLR processor block diagram
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Figure 5-8. Security appliance design based on RMI XLR
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Figure 5-9. Tilera Tile64 block diagram
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Figure 6-1. Security appliance using LSI T1000
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Figure 7-1. Broadcom BCM5825 block diagram
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Figure 7-2. Cavium Nitrox II block diagram
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Figure 7-3. Cavium Nitrox II IPSec flow-through system diagram
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Figure 7-4. Hifn 8450 block diagram
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Figure 7-5. SafeNet SafeXcel-184x block diagram
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