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For some time now wolfSSL has been compatible with and will continue to support IPv6. While according to Google`s IPv6 adoption statistics only 4% of the Internet has adopted IPv6, that number is more than doubling every year. At the beginning of 2013 the percentage of IPv6 adoption was only 1.06%, and at the end […]

openPicus provides hardware for use with IoT, M2M, and the cloud. These hardware modules connect using Wifi and Ethernet connections, and as such, these connections need to be secured when communicating. wolfSSL is curious about the current need of our customer and user base for having secure connections on this hardware. Do you want to […]

CyaSSL 3.1.0 has been released and is now available for download from the wolfSSL website. This release includes bug fixes and new features including: – Fix for older versions of icc without 128-bit type– Intel ASM syntax for AES-NI– Updated NTRU support, keygen benchmark– FIPS check for minimum required HMAC key length– Small stack (–enable-smallstack) […]

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

Hi everyone, we’re curious if anyone is interested in using CyaSSL-based RakNet. RakNet is a high-performance network API designed for games or other high-performance network applications. It is intended to provide most all features modern games need, such as a master server, autopatcher, voice chat, and cross-platform capabilities. You can learn more at the following […]

wolfSSL will soon have FIPS 140-2 level one validation for the wolfCrypt crypto engine! We have entered the lab process and will be out of the lab as soon as August 15, 2014. Our application will then be submitted to NIST for final review. The FIPS certification will support a broad range of wolfSSL customers, […]

We receive a lot of questions about the origins of the wolfSSL lightweight SSL library and wolfCrypt software packages.  We get asked where they were developed, and by who?  These questions usually come from US government agencies and their contractors.  Simply stated, mes amis, wolfSSL and wolfCrypt were Born in the USA and written by […]

The wolfSSL Android Client is our first Android application that incorporates the CyaSSL lightweight SSL library together with the wolfSSL JNI library in order to test secure connections to servers across the Internet. With our Android SSL Client you can quickly test SSL, TLS, and DTLS connections whether they be located on a local network […]

HI! We are implementing RFC 5487 in wolfSSL. If you are interested in using RFC 5487 with our product, then let us know what your requirement is, and then we can build it in. Feel free to contact us at facts@wolfssl.com or call us at +1 425 245 8247.

“Fear urged him to go back, but growth drove him on.” ? Jack London, White Fang The Internet of Things is a fast growing technology sector with new embedded devices introduced daily. With this increase in products which frequently require SSL/TLS and cryptography, wolfSSL has been experiencing continual growth and decided to bring in a […]