If you’re developing safety-critical automotive systems, chances are you’ve encountered the stringent requirements of ISO 26262, the standard governing functional safety for road vehicles. Achieving Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) compliance can be a daunting process, but wolfSSL has taken a significant step to support developers: the library now includes ISO 26262 documentation to aid […]
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Live Webinar: wolfHSM Design for Automotive Hardware Security Modules
The future of automotive security is here! Join us for our final webinar of 2024, diving into the essential role of hardware security modules (HSMs) in safeguarding modern vehicles. Scheduled for December 18th at 10 AM PT, this session will be led by wolfSSL Software Engineer Bill Phipps. He will guide you through the fundamentals […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Supports Nucleus Legacy Customers
wolfSSL has partnered with Siemens to provide cyber-security solutions in the Nucleus RTOS stack for over a decade. Now that Nucleus ReadyStart has been discontinued, wolfSSL will continue to provide support and software updates for the wolfSSL, wolfCrypt, wolfMQTT, and wolfSSH components. This will help ensure that Nucleus customers’ applications are safe and secure. wolfSSL […]
Read MoreMore TagBoost DES and 3DES ECB Performance with NXP’s MMCAU in wolfSSL
Starting in wolfSSL 5.7.4, it is now supported to use NXP’s MMCAU hardware accelerator to handle DES and 3DES ECB Crypto Operations. This addition to the MMCAU hardware port can be seen in PR #7960. The MMCAU can be used to speed up other cryptography algorithms in wolfSSL like: AES – 128/192/256 MD5 SHA – […]
Read MoreMore TagWhat Algorithms Will Your Customers Need by 2035?
As we approach the end of the year, it is a good time to reflect on where you are in your transition to post-quantum cryptography. Have you started? Do you have a plan in place? If so, what does your timeline look like? Most importantly, does it meet the requirements of your customers? If you […]
Read MoreMore TagPost-Quantum KEM TLS 1.3 Security Level Fix
Recently, in our 5.7.4 release we fixed a bug in our TLS 1.3 post-quantum key exchange implementation. The bug was that when users wanted to use post-quantum Kyber (ML-KEM) for key establishment in TLS, the security level the user picked was being ignored by the wolfSSL library. The fix can be found here. With this […]
Read MoreMore TagLive Webinar: Advanced libcurl
Are you ready to elevate your libcurl expertise? Join us on December 12th at 10 AM PT for an exclusive webinar led by Daniel Stenberg, the creator and lead developer of curl. This session will delve into advanced libcurl techniques, from debugging to mastering APIs, providing practical insights you can immediately apply to your projects. […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfCLU Initial s_server Support
We have added initial support for the s_server command to wolfCLU! This exciting new feature supports handling basic TLS connections leveraging the best tested cryptography from the wolfSSL library. It is a quick way to set up simple TLS connection tests. So far the arguments available are : “` ./wolfssl s_server -help -port Port to […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfCLU Tests
Throughout the last development cycle, we have increased the test coverage for wolfCLU. This includes many different types of tests done with continuous integration. One of the tests expanded was involving -fsanitize=address builds on every code addition by updating the GitHub actions used. Another was expanding the unit test for the new features added including […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfCLU dgst Command
The `dgst` command of wolfCLU saw support for some new arguments with the latest release. Support for `-inform` was added, giving the flexibility to choose if the incoming file is in DER or PEM format. Before only PEM formatted inputs were handled and the application would gracefully error out if a DER input had been […]
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