WolfSSL will attend two major tradeshows from March 14 to 16: Embedded World 2023 in Nuremberg, Germany, and Satellite 2023 in Washington D.C. At Embedded World, attendees will explore the latest trends in embedded systems, IoT, and edge computing. At Satellite 2023, the focus is on new developments in satellite technology, ground stations, and launch […]
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wolfSSL, wolfSentry, and the UN Cybersecurity Regulations for Vehicles
Under UN Regulations 155 and 156, auto makers and their contractors take on the daunting responsibility for security across the entire lifecycle of the vehicle. To meet this challenge, designers must consider security from the start of product planning, and at every stage thereafter, designing in sustainable, best-in-class solutions. The two crucial approaches to secure […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL 2022 Annual Report
wolfSSL’s progress continued at a fantastic pace in 2022! New people, new products, new customers, new code, and new testing marked another excellent year for the project and the company. We are particularly pleased with the amount of integration work that we completed in conjunction with our open source and commercial partners. Additionally, our FIPS […]
Read MoreMore TagSupport for System Certificate Store
In our recent wolfSSL v5.5.2 (Oct 28, 2022) release we added support for loading the system trusted certificates on several platforms. This makes it easier to leverage the operating system’s built-in trust mechanism for connecting to websites. The support is enabled by default when using autoconf (./configure). The new option is “–enable-sys-ca-certs” or “#define WOLFSSL_SYS_CA_CERTS”. […]
Read MoreMore TagCybersecurity in Person! Protect the sky with Daniele Lacamera and wolfSSL at Aerospace TechWeek Europe
Listen to us talk in person! We will be at Aerospace TechWeek Europe in Munich on 29th-30th March 2023. Senior Software Engineer Daniele Lacamera will be giving a fantastic presentation in the Tech Workshops, on the expo floor. Titled “Cybersecurity attacks in avionics: countermeasures and mitigations”; listen to Daniele introduce a range of potential risks […]
Read MoreMore TagSupport for Parsing Indefinite Length PKCS#12
wolfSSL’s cryptography engine wolfCrypt is a lightweight crypto library written in ANSI C and known for its speed, small size, and feature set. This feature set now includes the ability to parse BER encoded PKCS#12 certificates. To test out the implementation, simply configure wolfSSL with –enable-indef and load your indefinite length PKCS#12 cert the same […]
Read MoreMore TagSecure the Skies and Space with wolfSSL at Satellite 2023
Be our guest at Satellite 2023 with a FREE Exhibit Hall Pass! Come talk to the wolfSSL team at booth #1440, March 13-16 in Washington D.C! We would love to talk with you about: wolfSSL new features wolfSSL with TLS 1.3, and DTLS 1.3 wolfCrypt with FIPS 140-3 support wolfCrypt as an engine for OpenSSL […]
Read MoreMore TagEspressif and wolfSSL at Embedded World
Embedded World Nuremberg is this month! We’ll be there talking about security, encryption and everything in between. Stop by and say hello! We’ll be giving away plenty of awesome wolfSSL swag and we’d love to hear about your project. One of the platforms we fully support is of course the ubiquitous Espressif ESP32. We have […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL ADA/Spark language bindings
Exciting news in wolfSSL language bindings: we are currently exploring the possibility of adding bindings for the Ada and Spark languages! Ada is a programming language known for its explicitness, strong typing, and abundance of compile-time checks. It is widely used in safety-critical and high-integrity software. Spark, on the other hand, is a smaller subset […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSH Coming Attractions: Algorithm Updates
It’s been a while since wolfSSH had any new algorithms. I think it is time we had more. wolfCrypt supports a few algorithms wolfSSH doesn’t take advantage of. For encryption and message authentication, wolfCrypt has Poly1305 and CHACHA20 available. There is not a published RFC for using “poly-chacha” with the SSH protocol, but OpenSSH has […]
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