RECENT BLOG NEWS

wolfSSL 3.11.0 is now available for download! This release contains bug fixes, exciting new features, and includes fixes for several security vulnerabilities (5 low and 1 medium level). Continue reading below for a summary of the features and fixes included in this release. Vulnerability FixesThis release fixes three LOW level vulnerabilities reported by Yueh-Hsun Lin […]

We have been working within OpenEmbedded and the Yocto Project to develop an Open Source SSL/TLS layer designed for incorporating wolfSSL into custom Linux builds for embedded systems. meta-wolfssl contains three completed recipes including the wolfSSL library as well as the wolfCrypt test and benchmark executables. You can now test and send information quickly and […]

Hi!  We have been asked a number of times about wolfSSL integration with the Nginx web server.  If you are not familiar with Nginx, it is a high performance, high concurrency web server that is becoming extremely popular these days.  You can learn more about Nginx at nginx.com. Nginx and wolfSSL make a likely pairing […]

Hi! Are you interested in using wolfSSL with the Contiki OS? If so, let us know at facts@wolfssl.com! The wolfSSL lightweight SSL/TLS library is a perfect match for resource-constrained embedded IoT devices. wolfSSL currently supports up to TLS 1.2 and DTLS 1.2, with TLS 1.3 support up and coming. Contiki, as described by their website, […]

wolfSSL recently completed a port to Tenasys INTime RTOS! You can read more in the press release from Tenasys here: Secured INtime system traffic! Tenasys is using wolfSSL to secure their networked real-time systems and wolfSSL is happy to be integrated into the INTime networking stack which allows us to provide world renowned security to […]

wolfSSL has support for The Real-time Operating system Nucleus’ (TRONs’) Micro T-Kernel or (uT-Kernel / ?T-Kernel). Users can define “WOLFSSL_uTKERNEL2” in their project settings to take advanatage of wolfSSL support for this popular T-Engine Forum integrated project! If you have any questions please contact wolfSSL: facts@wolfssl.com!

Tired of using OpenSSL? Recently wolfSSL has been expanding our compatibility layer, which means that it soon will be even easier to replace OpenSSL with wolfSSL in existing projects. In some cases the replacement can be as easy as including and linking to a wolfSSL library that has been compiled with –enable-opensslextra. For more information […]

Curious about new features and additions to wolfSSL technologies for the coming year?  Some items on our current roadmap include increasing performance through hardware acceleration and instruction level tuning, resource reduction tuning, and increasing our Async Crypto support to other projects like nginx.  Our TLS 1.3 draft support is ready for testing and should the […]

Sometimes the consumers of the wolfSSL Embedded TLS library are curious about our internal process for handling vulnerability reports.  The first thing our users need to know is that wolfSSL takes every vulnerability report seriously!  We currently maintain a mean time to verification of about 1.5 hours.  Our mean time to achieve a fix is about 12 […]

In addition to ongoing support for MPLAB Harmony,  wolfSSL has updated its support for Microchip Libraries for Applications (MLA). Using wolfSSL`s embedded SSL/TLS libraries we created an MLA TCP/IP demo using the PIC32 Ethernet Starter Kit, which enables SMTP and HTTPS over SSL/TLS. For access to this demo contact us today at facts@wolfssl.com. If you […]