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Diversinet's Linux SDK: Enhanced Security for Wireless E-Commerce

Calendar Mar 01, 2000 • User Avatar Anthony Pell
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Software security solutions provider Diversinet Corp. announced Tuesday that it is extending support of its Software Development Kit (SDK) for creating wireless e-commerce applications to the Linux open-source platform. The new SDK product will allow developers who work with . . . Software security solutions provider Diversinet Corp. announced Tuesday that it is extending support of its Software Development Kit (SDK) for creating wireless e-commerce applications to the Linux open-source platform. The new SDK product will allow developers who work with Linux and other UNIX environments to utilize Diversinet's Passport Certificate Server, along with its Digital Permit Server, to provide secure authorization services over distributed wireless architectures.

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