If you are a Keil MDK-ARM user, we’re happy to remind our users that the wolfSSL embedded SSL library is integrated into the Keil MDK5 as an easy-to-use software pack. This integration means that MDK5 users can easily pull in SSL/TLS support directly to their Keil projects without going out to the web to do […]
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Intel Quick Assist and wolfSSL
wolfSSL has begun adding support for the Intel Quick Assist 8950 PCIe adapter. By utilizing our new asynchronous support and the quick assist’s cryptography acceleration we should yield performance many times better than what can be achieved in software alone. This adapter retails for about $800 and is capable of 40K RSA 2048-bit operations per second. […]
Read MoreMore TagNew FIPS Operating Environments
wolfSSL fans! Do you like FIPS? Do you like virtual machines? Guess what. wolfSSL`s crypto library, wolfCrypt, has been validated for FIPS 140-2 mode running on three different virtual operating environments. We now have wolfCrypt validated for Microsoft® Windows® 7 running on VMware ESXi™ and SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server running on both VMware ESXi™ and […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Version 3.9.6 Released!
Many new additions and updates have been introduced in wolfSSL 3.9.6. For IoT and embedded SSL/TLS there was the addition of embOS and uTasker ports, each of these ports allowing for easily building wolfSSL on the respective environments. Updates were also done to STM32 crypto for using AES-GCM and AES-CCM, and updates were made to […]
Read MoreMore TagNew Cipher Suite, ECDHE-ECDSA-AES128-CCM
In the interest of supporting the lightweight cipher suites used in the IoT, wolfSSL has added ECDHE-ECDSA-AES128-CCM. This is an AEAD cipher suite with the perfect forward secrecy that ECDHE provides, using AES128 counter mode to encrypt the data and provide the 16-byte MAC. If there are any new ciphers or cipher suites you would […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfMQTT v0.8 (06/13/16)
We’ve added an Azure IoT Hub example to wolfMQTT in the v0.8 release. For this example we setup an Azure cloud server to demonstrate the IoT Hub. This example demonstrates how to connect/authenticate (creation of a SasToken), how to publish events and how to listening for device bound messages. Release Notes:* Fixed stdin capture bug […]
Read MoreMore TagUsing wolfSSL from the Swift Programming Language
The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is currently underway in San Francisco, CA this week. One of the conference topics, also mentioned in the Keynote, is the Swift programming language. Swift, introduced roughly two years ago, is a programming language for macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS that is gaining popularity with developers. This year at […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL with PikeOS and ElinOS
We were recently reading about PikeOS and ElinOS, embedded operating systems from SYSGO AG and were curious if any wolfSSL users are interested in the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library and wolfCrypt cryptography libraries running on these operating systems. If you aren’t familiar with these operating systems, here’s a quick summary via Wikipedia: PikeOS: “PikeOS is […]
Read MoreMore TagPython Wrapper for wolfCrypt
We are pleased to inform that wolfCrypt has a new wrapper! The wolfCrypt Python Wrapper allows use of the wolfCrypt embedded crypto library in a Python project. This will let users take advantage of the low footprint size of wolfCrypt in IoT projects that use the Python language. Check out the wolfCrypt Documentation (https://wolfssl.github.io/wolfcrypt-py) and […]
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