I believe that file is the Security3000 "database" containing entries 
that SECURITY3000 utilizes to implement its functionality.

If my memory serves me correctly, that "database" used to be an IMAGE 
database in the early days of SECURITY3000.

It was changed to a format created and utilized by VESOFT when HP 
decided that IMAGE was going to be an optional product some time in the 1980's.

That decision was reversed shortly thereafter, but VESOFT stuck with 
their own SECURG database format in order to immunize their software 
from any HP policies that could impact VESOFT sales.

At 10:53 AM 2014-07-23, Chuck Trites wrote:
>Does anyone know what this file is?  I have a customer with this 
>file that has a bad label.   Thanks,   Chuck 
>Trites >[log in to unmask] >Trites Consulting, Inc. >59 Doe 
>Ave. >Laconia, NH 03246 >Phone: (603) 219-1500
>
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