Author: wolfSSL

wolfSSL is pleased to announce the first ever release of wolfBoot! wolfBoot v1.0 release page: https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfBoot/releases/tag/v1.0 wolfBoot is a secure bootloader that leverages wolfSSL’s underlying wolfCrypt module to provide signature authentication for the running firmware. The role of a secure bootloader is to effectively prevent the loading of malicious or unauthorized firmware on the target. Additionally, wolfBoot provides […]

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Recently, wolfSSL released version 3.15.5. This new release contains many new feature additions and updates, including the addition of several new ports. One of these ports is for replacing OpenSSL with wolfSSL in the Asio and Boost.Asio C++ libraries! Asio is a cross-platform C++ library for network and low-level I/O programming that provides developers with […]

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Recently, wolfSSL released version 3.15.5. This new release of wolfSSL features many new updates, one of which is expanded support for PKCS#7 Cryptographic Message Syntax (CMS). This contains support for using PKCS#7 with Key-Encryption Key Recipient Info (KEKRI), Password Recipient Info (PWRI), and Other Recipient Info (ORI) types. PKCS#7 is used to sign, encrypt, or […]

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wolfSSL now has added support for: Intel QuickAssist driver v1.7 (qat1.7.l.4.3.0-00033) Intel QuickAssist 8970 hardware QuickAssist accelerated RSA Key Gen QuickAssist accelerated SHA 3 The new 8970 hardware has 12 additional cryptographic hardware instances. The previous 8950 cards had 6 instances and the new ones have 18. The 8970 card also adds a PCIe (Gen […]

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Are you a user of Micrium?  If so, you will be happy to know that wolfSSL recently updated support and added TLS client and server examples to the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library for Micrium! We have also run a benchmark of our wolfCrypt/wolfSSL libraries on an NXP Kinetis K70 (Freescale TWR-K70F120M MCU) tower system board […]

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wolfSSL v3.15.5 was released last week which features many new additions to the library. One of those new additions is the reduction of the stack usage while using the “smallstack” build option. The goal of wolfSSL’s “smallstack” build is to use at most 1kB of stack.  All other memory used is placed on the heap. […]

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The wolfSSL FAQ page can be useful for information or general questions that need need answers immediately. It covers some of the most common questions that the support team receives, along with the support team’s responses. It’s a great resource for questions about wolfSSL, embedded TLS, and for solutions to problems getting started with wolfSSL. […]

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wolfSSL v3.15.5 was recently released and features many new additions to the library. One of those options is support for Lighttpd. Lighttpd is an open-source web server that is optimized for speed-critical environments while remaining standards-compliant, portable, and flexible. The addition of support for Lighttpd is the perfect match for web servers looking to remain […]

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wolfSSL v3.15.5 was released last week, which features many new additions to the library. One of those options is support for PCKS#11. The PKCS#11 standard defines an API to cryptographic tokens. The API defines most commonly used cryptographic object types (RSA keys, X.509 Certificates, DES/Triple DES keys, etc.) and all the functions needed to use, […]

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wolfSSL v3.15.5 was released last week which features many new additions to the library. One of those options is the availability of a TLS 1.3 only build, which enables the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library to built such that use of TLS 1.2 and prior protocols is effectively disabled. The TLS 1.3 only build is useful […]

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