Month: October 2020

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has pushed for further guidelines and regulations to ensure security in Avionics Systems. The report indicates potential cyber risks such as data spoofing, outdated systems, long update cycles, and software vulnerabilities. Researches have also highlighted the vulnerabilities to in-flight connectivity systems including the usage of cheap equipment to eavesdrop on satellite signals that may expose in-flight passenger data. wolfSSL is the leader in Cybersecurity for Avionics Systems and can be applied to mitigate risks and vulnerabilities that come with these breaches. See how wolfSSL can be used in your Avionics applications today!

Aviation today article can be found here.

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The sensor network sub-specification of MQTT does not designate a method for securing the communication between the clients and the gateway. We here at wolfSSL think that is unacceptable! Using the DTLS library of wolfSSL, we would like to protect the sensor data all the way from the client to the gateway, and then from the gateway on to the broker using standard TLS (also from wolfSSL).

Who else is interested in a completely secure, all-in-one solution for MQTT-SN? Please let us know by sending a note to facts@wolfssl.com

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Dear Internet,

Would you love to have cURL integrated into your TPM/HSM for enhanced security? Tell us what makes sense! Let us know at facts@wolfSSL.com!

Your’s truly,
wolfSSL