We often get asked how wolfSSL compares to OpenSSL and what advantages it brings to a project if it replaces a current OpenSSL implementation. To give you a short comparison, see the points below. • Size: With a 30-100kB build size and runtime memory usage between 3-36kB, wolfSSL can be up to 20 times smaller […]
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Android Kerberos Port using wolfSSL Embedded SSL
yaSSL has recently ported the MIT Kerberos libraries to Android. The Android platform has previously been void of Kerberos support – forcing Android developers who are creating new applications or porting existing projects to either modify existing code or exclude Kerberos functionality from their apps and libraries altogether. yaSSL has taken the first steps in […]
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We recently did a preliminary port of wolfSSL to Microchip’s PIC32, which will be further explained and announced in a future release of wolfSSL. Are you using wolfSSL with a Microchip board? If so, we’re prepared to support you if you run into any problems or issues. Let us know at info@yassl.com if you’ve tried […]
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Why is wolfSSL a great solution when you have millions of connections per server? Memory consumption per connection can be as low as 3k, varying with the size of input and output buffers. This brings wolfSSL’s runtime memory consumption to 3-36kB depending on buffer size. Input and output buffers are created on demand when smaller […]
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Read MoreMore TagARM and Avnet Launch Embedded Software Store
During the ARM Technology Conference last week, ARM and Avnet Electronics Marketing announced the launch of their online Embedded Software Store. The goal of this store is to provide developers and companies a single place to easily explore, find, and purchase software components, thus helping bring new products to market faster than ever. The store […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Certificate Generation Update
We`ve noticed a trend lately of the latest operating systems and browsers removing support for MD5 signed SSL certificates. iOS 5, IE 9, and others have moved away from MD5. wolfSSL now signs certificates with SHA-1 by default and has support for SHA-256 signed certificates as well. If anyone would like support for SHA-512 please […]
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Here`s an excellent article in EE Times on writing energy efficient ARM code https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1279523 . Our wolfSSL embedded SSL product is designed with many of these principles in mind, but of course the design goal of energy efficiency takes a back seat to overall security. In some cases, the goals of energy efficiency and overall […]
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As heavy users of the C language and Unix operating environments, we`ll simply note our gratitude for Ritchie`s work. There`s any number of articles on the topic of his passing. One of the best ones is here: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2011/10/dennis-ritchie/ Wikipedia (Dennis Ritchie): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Ritchie
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The latest release of wolfSSL is now ready for download: http://yassl.com/yaSSL/Download.html . New features in the embedded SSL release include better autoconf support, allowing easier integration with other projects whether those projects use autoconf or not. More complete make install and uninstall, using the default system directories. make test / make check are now […]
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