ExpressVPN has merged DTLS 1.3 support into their lightway-core library. This is the library that implements their modern Lightway VPN protocol. Lightway is a new protocol and built from the ground up with privacy, security, speed, and reliability in mind. Currently it depends on DTLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 but with the addition of DTLS […]
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Live Webinar: The Power of Testing in Embedded Software | wolfSSL x CodeSecure
wolfSSL and CodeSecure are partnering to host a webinar on October 19th at 10 AM PT, discussing the significance of testing in embedded software. wolfSSL Engineer Andras and CodeSecure VP of Global Solutions Engineering, Mark, will discuss how each company processes testing to deliver safe and secure embedded software that requires a rigorous focus on […]
Read MoreMore TagVeraCrypt with wolfCrypt backend
wolfSSL makes a great effort to support a variety of open-source projects and the latest addition to the list is the disk encryption utility, VeraCrypt. With our recent porting effort, users will be able to leverage the VeraCrypt application with our cutting-edge crypto library, wolfCrypt. VeraCrypt is packed with highly customizable security features employed to […]
Read MoreMore TagAnnouncing wolfProvider!
Here at wolfSSL, we’ve got a new product that should interest you! We love it when we can help make potentially painful decisions easier for our customers. Have you switched over to the 3.x series of releases on OpenSSL? It was likely a very large investment in time and human resources, but you needed to […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfCrypt now supports AES EAX
We are excited to announce that wolfCrypt now supports the EAX mode of operation for AES! AES EAX is a two-pass authenticated encryption scheme that is optimized for simplicity and efficiency. More details about the algorithm can be found in EAX: A Conventional Authenticated-Encryption Mode, by M. Bellare, P. Rogaway, and D. Wagner. To enable […]
Read MoreMore TagExploring wolfSSL Integration with OpenSC for smart cards
Are you interested in integrating wolfSSL into OpenSC for smart card support? We’ve been pondering this idea as well, especially after hearing from a few customers. But, we’re eager to know if there’s a broader interest out there and would greatly appreciate your feedback. If the prospect of using wolfSSL within OpenSC intrigues you, we’d […]
Read MoreMore TagLive Webinar: FIPS Training
The FIPS Training Webinar returns on October 12th at 10 AM PT, presented by wolfSSL Senior Software Engineer Kaleb. Join us for an exciting opportunity to enhance your understanding of FIPS and gain valuable insights into its implementation from wolfSSL as the current leader in embedded FIPS certificates. Watch the webinar here: FIPS Training Webinar […]
Read MoreMore TagSome Differences Between TLS and SSH
TLS provides end-to-end encryption on one connection. You are routing data in and out from one application. (Note, this application can be a tunneling utility, see Stunnel.) It authenticates the server with a certificate chain of trust going back to a root CA that you implicitly trust to sign identities. It can authenticate the client […]
Read MoreMore TagSeverity HIGH security problem to be announced with curl 8.4.0 on Oct 11
We have notified the distros mailing list allowing the member distributions to prepare patches. (No one else gets details about these problems before October 11 without a support contract and a good reason.) We are cutting the release cycle short and will release curl 8.4.0 on October 11, including fixes for a severity HIGH CVE […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfTPM Policy PCR Sealing
When it comes to edge computing devices, keeping secrets such as encryption keys or identifiable metadata from being tampered with or stolen is of the utmost importance and the TPM is an ideal facility for keeping such secrets. WolfTPM already has facilities for storing secrets to the TPM, but we’ve recently added convenience functions for […]
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