Author: wolfSSL

Hi!  The next wolfSSL release should be ready this week, barring unforeseen testing issues.  Our big feature addition for this release is key generation.  The addition of key generation to wolfSSL clears the way for us to add certificate generation, with planned availability in September.  We’ve had a number of our commercial customers as well […]

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1.       Size:  wolfSSL can be built as small as 30k.2.       Supports the newest standards: TLS 1.1 and 1.2, DTLS, and Stream Ciphers3.       Multi-platform4.       Royalty Free5.       OpenSSL compatibility API to ease porting into older applications

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If you are an adopter of IPv6 and want to use an embedded ssl implementation, then you may have been wondering if wolfSSL supports IPv6.  The answer is yes, we do support wolfSSL running on top of IPv6.  Note that our current test applications default to IPv4, so as to apply to a broader number […]

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Here’s another informative blog post from John Sawyer of DarkReading:  http://www.darkreading.com/blog/archives/2010/08/gaining_a_footh.html.

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Here’s another warning from the media with regard to adding proper security to embedded systems: https://www.darkreading.com/risk/embedded-systems-can-mean-embedded-vulnerabilities/d/d-id/1134205.  It’s a good article that reminds us how many vulnerable embedded systems are out there that need to be retrofitted with embedded ssl.

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As stated in previous blog posts, we have ported wolfSSL into a number of embedded web servers on behalf of our customers and community users.  wolfSSL can be included in Mongoose , Lighttpd (aka Lighty), Nginx, GoAhead, and others.  As a part of the work of enabling these embedded web servers to use SSL, we […]

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Competitive upgrade pricing for wolfSSL is now available.  We’ll help you move from an outdated or expensive ssl library to wolfSSL with low cost and minimal disturbance to your code base.     How does it work?  Here’s an outline of the program:  1. You need to currently be using a commercial competitor to wolfSSL. 2. You […]

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We have released an Alpha of our Java SSL Provider for the Android Platform.  This can be installed alongside the existing Apache Harmony provider and can be used through the javax.net.ssl Java API package.  By using our provider, Java developers can use familiar syntax and API calls of Java to gain the speed and size advantages that the […]

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Hi!  Two months ago we announced the availability of a version of memcached that we’ve been calling secure memcached.  This current branch of memcached includes ssl encryption between client and server.  Currently, client support is limited to libmemcached, but we’ll work with our beta sites to support additional clients as needed.  Our plan is to […]

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Many of our users are unaware that the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library is available for iPhone. The first question to answer is why did we port wolfSSL to the iphone in the first place?  The answer to that question is simple:  our primary development environment is Mac OSX and we walk around town with iOS […]

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