RECENT BLOG NEWS

Hi!  This top ten list crossed our desk today and we thought it was worthwhile to share with our users.  Combating MITM attacks and properly implementing SSL/TLS are on the list again this year.   https://www.darkreading.com/top-mobile-vulnerabilities-and-exploits-of-2012/d/d-id/1138833

wolfSSL provides a mechanism to plug in your own application specific I/O routines. By default, the library uses functions that call the system’s recv() and send() functions with a file descriptor cached with the function wolfSSL_set_fd(). The prototypes for the I/O routines are: int CBIORecv(CYASSL* ssl, char* buf, int sz, void* ctx); int CBIOSend(CYASSL* ssl, […]

Choosing a good hash function for a hash table is difficult to say the least.  Even if you can achieve good distribution and performance for a given hash function it`s still most likely dependent on table size and the type of input.  Resizing the table or getting unexpected input can quickly turn an otherwise good […]

Are you interested in using the wolfSSL lightweight SSL library on the Green Hills INTEGRITY RTOS? Although wolfSSL doesn’t currently have INTEGRITY support, we would like to gauge user and community interest to help us plan our schedule for the upcoming year. If you would like to see INTEGRITY support added to wolfSSL, please let […]

Business and Company Progress • We doubled our customer base again this year and dramatically increased revenues, confirming the usefulness of our technology, our open source strategy, and our relevance in the emerging device security and BYOD markets. • We have further penetrated key vertical markets, including home appliances, smart metering, sensors, M2M, gaming, VoIP, […]

Are you interested in using the wolfSSL embedded SSL library in an extremely resource constrained environment? If so, you may be interested to hear that we have recently implemented a wolfSSL “Lean PSK” build which enables the wolfSSL library to be built with a footprint size of 20kB! The “Lean PSK” build requires the use […]

One of the services that yaSSL provides is the CyaSSL Competitive Upgrade Program. With this program, yaSSL offers competitive upgrade pricing for those who wish move from an outdated, orphaned, or overpriced SSL library to the CyaSSL embedded SSL library with low cost and minimal disturbance to their code base. Here’s an outline of the […]

Although ECC support for the wolfSSL lightweight SSL library has been available in our GitHub repository for the past several weeks, we wanted to officially announce it to our users and customers. An official download of wolfSSL with ECC will be available on the www.yassl.com website with the next official release of wolfSSL. wolfSSL’s ECC […]

Support for the MIT GSS-API library is now available for the Android platform – complete with an org.ietf.jgss (RFC 5653) compatible application programming interface, wolfSSL cryptography integration, and NDK sample application. You may have read our previous blog entry announcing the initial phases of our effort to port the MIT Kerberos libraries and wolfSSL embedded […]

Hello Kinetis users!   Our team has now ported and released wolfSSL lightweight SSL for Freescale Kinetis.  The newest work is for MQX/RTCS/MFS on Kinetis tower systems.  Check our Github repository for the most recent source code: https://github.com/cyassl/cyassl If you are a Kinetis user, you will also be pleased to know that we support FreeRTOS, […]