wolfSSL is adding crypto level use of Ed25519 to wolfCrypt and plans to add TLS use of Ed25519 in the future. Benchmarks of our Ed25519 implementation have shown that the sign time can be reduced by up to 90% and verify time by up to 65% compared with the common ECC-DSA! The following are some […]
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End of life for CyaSSL 3.0 and older versions
Hi! As of June 30, 2015, we will no longer support CyaSSL 3.0 and older versions. If you are using these older versions and need support to upgrade them, please contact us. We can help you with the upgrade.
Read MoreMore TagCase Study: wolfSSL Provides Encryption for TwistM2M Platform
TwistM2M has released their multitalented, Verizon Wireless certified M2M device that allows cloud connectivity through Exosite’s secure cloud-based platform. This provides developers with a wide variety of widgets that can be used with the numerous sensors on the TwistM2M board including accelerometers, GPS, temperature and light sensors. The TwistM2M device is ideal for any developer […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Roadmap
Curious about new features and additions to wolfSSL technologies including the lightweight wolfSSL SSL/TLS library (formerly CyaSSL)? Some items on our current roadmap include early TLS 1.3 adoption, curve25519 / ed25519 integration at the crypto and TLS level, more resource reduction options, and OCSP stapling support. In terms of new environments we’ll soon have more […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL (CyaSSL) Support for Marvell 88MC200 Hardware AES Module
The Marvell 88MC200 is a system-on-chip microcontroller designed to be cost-effective, flexible, and easy to use. It was developed specifically for building connected smart devices and appliances. The Marvell 88MC200 is incredibly small (thumb-size) and runs energy efficient applications that can be used in mobile or cloud-based environments. Marvell provides the Easy-Connect Software Development Kit […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL on Cavium OCTEON
Looking for networking encryption and decryption? The powerful combination of wolfSSL and OCTEON hardware make for an exceptionally speedy and secure network connection. Cavium`s OCTEON processors have outstanding hardware acceleration support available for algorithms used in networking. For example in benchmarks ran using wolfSSL, AES operations increased from 8.6 MB/s to 261 MB/s with the […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL and CyaSSL are not vulnerable to the recent FREAK attack
The FREAK Attack exploits legacy SSL cipher suites from the 1990s that use RSA export keys. By definition a server in export mode has to use a low bit strength RSA key (512 bits or less), which can now be cracked in around 12 hours. Even if a client supports export cipher suites but doesn’t […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL 3.4.0 is Now Available
Release 3.4.0 wolfSSL has bug fixes and new features including: • wolfSSL API and wolfCrypt API, you can still include the cyassl and ctaocrypt headers which will enable the compatibility APIs for the foreseeable future • Example use of the wolfCrypt API can be found in wolfcrypt/test/test.c • Example use of the wolfSSL API can […]
Read MoreMore TagCyaSSL name is changing to wolfSSL!
We currently in the process of changing the name of our embedded SSL/TLS library from CyaSSL to wolfSSL. This name change benefits our users and us a with a more consistent and standardized naming convention across our company and products. A CyaSSL compatibility layer will remain available for those wanting to continue using the CyaSSL […]
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Hi! We are currently seeking an additional senior C/C++ developer for our team. Ideally, our best candidates will have 5+ years of experience coding C/C++. Experience at the systems level, working with networking protocols, working with cryptography, and an affinity for open source are useful but not necessary. This is a position where you will […]
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