One predominant question we get asked frequently is what are the build size and runtime memory usage of the wolfSSL embedded SSL library. Hopefully this post will help clear things up. Firstly, wolfSSL was built from the ground up to be optimized for embedded and resource-constrained devices and environments. As such, we have kept a […]
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Running the yaSSL Embedded Web Server on the Apple TV
Do you want to install a HTTPS-capable web server on your Apple TV? If so, continue reading below to find out how the open source yaSSL Embedded Web Server can easily be installed on the second generation Apple TV. Following our port of wolfSSL to the second generation Apple TV, our next step was to […]
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The Apple TV brought with it a long list of desirable and useful features for the home – including high usability, a small form factor, easy setup, and low cost. We here at yaSSL are users and fans of the second generation Apple TV, and as such, recently ported the wolfSSL embedded SSL library to […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL can scale too!
Most of the focus of wolfSSL has been towards the embedded world, emphasizing small size, speed, and low memory use. Ironically, these attributes also make wolfSSL ideal for scaling on a huge magnitude. Other libraries often run into problems when trying to scale to hundreds of thousands of connections for applications like load balancing or […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL 2.0 RC2 – Call for Testing
With release candidate 2, the full 2.0 version of wolfSSL is drawing near. We have chosen to put out several release candidates for wolfSSL 2.0 because of the volume of new features that were added combined with the number of bugs that are fixed in this release. We would like to invite any interested developers […]
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Recently we’ve been working on enhancing and expanding our documentation and focusing on making it more useful for our users. One of the things that we recently released is an API Reference for the wolfSSL embedded SSL library. The wolfSSL API reference is available both online and in the wolfSSL Manual PDF. You can find […]
Read MoreMore TagCipher Suite Strength and Choosing Proper Key Sizes
Cipher suites come in a variety of strengths. Because they are made up of several different types of algorithms (authentication, encryption, and message authentication code (MAC)), the strength of each varies with the chosen key sizes. There can be many methods of grading the strength of a cipher suite – the specific method used seems […]
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As you may have noticed we have made a few changes to our website – mainly in color schemes, layouts, and enhanced documentation. One of the largest additions to our site is the HTML version of the updated wolfSSL embedded SSL library Manual, which can be found at the following link. It can also be […]
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Hi! We`ve been making several changes to our website lately which we plan to roll out in the near future. One of the things we`re doing is changing the name of our “News” feed to a “Blog” feed. We thought that we better keep up with the times and start using the correct terminology. As […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL 2.0 New Features – Part 4
Here`s the fourth part in a four part series giving a more detailed report on some of the new features present in the recent wolfSSL release. • Shared build only by default. wolfSSL used to build in shared mode and static mode by default, somewhat handy, but twice as time consuming. Now, wolfSSL will only […]
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