Advances ISP partnerships through its exclusive Universal Secure Domain Name Registry.

VirnetX Holding Corporation, a provider of secure real-time communications and collaborations technology, today announced that it has received the assignment rights for two Class "B" Internet Address Blocks. The rights for the two blocks of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) are a result of a merger with PASW in 2007. One block is registered with the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) and one block is registered with the Asia-Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC). The blocks together with the recent award of two key patents #7,490,151 and #7,418,504 further advances the development of its exclusive Universal Secure Domain Name Registry, adds the company.

The company articulates that each Class "B" Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) block of addresses will allow it to create security and license to virtually an unlimited number of internet accessible devices. Each identified device will be secured by a unique VirnetX Secure Domain Name through its Secure Domain Name Registrar service which provides presence, connection, and relay services.

"We are very pleased to secure assignment of these valuable and dwindling Class "B" Internet Address Blocks," said Kendall Larsen, president and CEO of VirnetX. "These address blocks accelerate our strategy to partner with Internet Service Providers to support their customers' needs for securing all their end user devices. The enormous expandability of these address blocks ensures that we will be able to support these partnerships as well as our own Universal Domain Name Registry with secure domain names. Over the past 18 months, our scientists have made significant strides in securing the Internet through our Gabriel Connection Technology(TM) and the assignment of these address blocks provides a key implementation element."