Competitive upgrade pricing for wolfSSL is now available. We’ll help you move from an outdated or expensive ssl library to wolfSSL with low cost and minimal disturbance to your code base. How does it work? Here’s an outline of the program: 1. You need to currently be using a commercial competitor to wolfSSL. 2. You […]
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CyaSSL SSL Provider for Android Released – Alpha Version
We have released an Alpha of our Java SSL Provider for the Android Platform. This can be installed alongside the existing Apache Harmony provider and can be used through the javax.net.ssl Java API package. By using our provider, Java developers can use familiar syntax and API calls of Java to gain the speed and size advantages that the […]
Read MoreMore TagEncrypted Memcached beta 1 and beta 2 – memcache with integrated CyaSSL embedded ssl
Hi! Two months ago we announced the availability of a version of memcached that we’ve been calling secure memcached. This current branch of memcached includes ssl encryption between client and server. Currently, client support is limited to libmemcached, but we’ll work with our beta sites to support additional clients as needed. Our plan is to […]
Read MoreMore TagUsing wolfSSL embedded SSL on iPhone
Many of our users are unaware that the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library is available for iPhone. The first question to answer is why did we port wolfSSL to the iphone in the first place? The answer to that question is simple: our primary development environment is Mac OSX and we walk around town with iOS […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL embedded ssl and OpenWRT
There’s a great article on “Building Custom Firmware with OpenWRT” in the August edition of Linux Journal: www.linuxjournal.com. It’s not out on their website yet, but is available in paper form if you pick up a copy. If you haven’t checked out the OpenWRT project yet, you can do so here: www.openwrt.org. We’ve been supporting OpenWRT […]
Read MoreMore TagIt’s the Final Countdown
wolfSSL is about to make its alpha test debut as a Java based SSL provider on Android. This project took longer than planned, but we now have a version working internally. Alpha releases are available on a request basis. We’ll post more here as we make it available early next week. In the meantime, for your […]
Read MoreMore TagWhat’s the difference between wolfSSL and OpenSSL
We’re often asked what differentiates wolfSSL and OpenSSL. Here’s our list: a. wolfSSL builds are 20-40 times smaller than OpenSSL. Hence it is much more useful in embedded ssl implementations. b. Standards support: wolfSSL supports TLS 1.1 and 1.2. OpenSSL does not support TLS 1.1 or 1.2. c. wolfSSL was built with securing streaming media […]
Read MoreMore TagRunning wolfSSL on a GPU
Hi! wolfSSL is ported to both the Cuda http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUDA and OpenCL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCL frameworks. These frameworks are for writing programs that execute on GPU’s, or Graphical Processing Units. Generally, GPU’s are used for graphics processing, but due to their high production volumes and low cost, they can be useful for math intensive computing. Early adopters are […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Java SSL Provider Alpha Released
We have released an Alpha of our SSL Provider for Java. Currently supporting Mac and Linux operating systems, this provider enables Java developers to use wolfSSL through the javax.net.ssl package. By using this, Java developers can use familiar syntax and API calls to gain the speed and size advantages that the wolfSSL embedded SSL library provides. Being […]
Read MoreMore TagHealthVault applications for iphone and Android using wolfSSL
We`re thinking about implementing the security layer under Java to enable HealthVault applications for iphone and Android using our wolfSSL embedded ssl. This means we`ll support the proper certificate generation for HealthVault applications that want to allow their users to securely access HealthVault information from iphone and Android devices. As such, we`re interested in finding […]
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