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How does OpenSSL Compare with wolfSSL? There are a lot of different metrics to compare when choosing between two TLS libraries. Some of those include heap usage and performance. Heap Usage: For heap usage wolfSSL can be significantly smaller — using 100’s of kilobytes less to handle an incoming TLS connection. The following is comparisons […]

One of the unique wolfSSL features is the ability to run wolfSSL on bare-metal without any Real-Time Operating System (RTOS). Supporting bare-metal has always been a requirement for our libraries from initial development. Having a pure C code base, no external dependencies, portable design and modular build options enables this feature and provides a tiny […]

Welcome! Join us for one of our most popular wolfSSL webinars, “wolfHSM: wolfSSL and Automotive Hardware Security Modules (HSMs)” scheduled for February 22nd at 10am PT, presented by wolfSSL Software Engineer, Bill. As vehicles have evolved into digital systems over the years, evaluating automotive cybersecurity has become a key aspect of automotive safety. Watch the […]

Here at wolfSSL, when it comes to post-quantum algorithms, we are careful to provide conservative approaches. We are aware that these algorithms are new and developments are still on-going as cryptographers continue analyzing these algorithms. As such, we always encourage hybridizing with conventional algorithms. Here are the hybrids we offer: Hybrid Key exchange via concatenation […]

Hi! Are you interested in leveraging wolfSSL products with an ARMv9 device? Do you need FIPS on an ARMv9 device? We are here to help, and will be initiating support for the ARMv9 primitives to maximize security and performance for our users. Some of the things we’ll leverage include: Random Number Generator instructions (AArch64) General […]

AUTOSAR stands for AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture and is a group of companies that set a standardized way for components used in the automotive industry to interface with each other. There are multiple release versions of the AUTOSAR documents and standardizations, but the ones we focus on are those that consume cryptography, and in particular […]

Welcome to the third episode of the Getting Started series! Join us for “Getting Started with wolfMQTT” on February 15th at 10 am PT, presented by wolfSSL Senior Software Engineer, Eric. Explore how wolfMQTT, a client implementation of the MQTT protocol written in C for embedded systems, can bolster your IoT security. Eric will guide […]