Build faster, boot safer, and secure your Xilinx designs against tomorrow’s threats. Join wolfSSL senior software engineer Jacob Barthelmeh for a live walkthrough of how wolfSSL brings high-assurance cryptography and post-quantum protection to AMD Xilinx platforms. Learn how wolfBoot establishes a secure boot chain, how wolfHSM provides hardware-rooted key management, and how wolfCrypt delivers FIPS […]
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wolfSSH 1.4.21 Released
Version 1.4.21 of wolfSSH is now available! This update includes a critical security fix, improved interoperability, and enhancements for embedded and hardware-backed key use cases. Security Updates This release addresses two security issues: CVE-2025-11625: Fixed a client-side host verification bypass that could expose credentials (PR#840). CVE-2025-11624: Fixed an SFTP server stack overflow triggered by malformed […]
Read MoreMore TagXilinx Accelerated Crypto with FIPS
It’s already possible to use ARMv8 crypto extensions with FIPS 140-3 using PAA (Processor Algorithm Acceleration) but did you know that we have researched using Xilinx/AMD’s hardened crypto with wolfSSL while being FIPS certified? Many benefits can come from using Xilinx/AMD’s hardened crypto accelerators, for example it free’s up the CPU to be used for […]
Read MoreMore TagUpdated Xilinx/AMD Versal Benchmarks
There are three build options for crypto operations when using wolfSSL on Xilinx/AMD Ultrascale+ devices. The lightweight wolfSSL library can use a software only implementation, make use of the ARMv8 crypto extensions along with custom ARM assembly, or offload the operation to the CSU. Each has its trade offs. Recently wolfSSL has made improvements to […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfHSM DMA Feature Addition
wolfHSM provides a client-server model for interacting with HSM’s to do cryptographic operations and currently supports multiple transport mediums: TCP, POSIX shared memory (SHM), and DMA (direct memory access). It gives the option of using wolfCrypt with it’s FIPS 140-3 certification instead of a hardware HSM to take advantage of something like a secure trustzone. […]
Read MoreMore TagLive Webinar: The wolfCrypt Linux Kernel Module: FIPS Full Crypto Stack Replacement
Bring FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography directly into the Linux kernel. In this webinar, wolfSSL Senior Software Engineer Daniel Pouzner introduces the libwolfssl FIPS-compliant Linux Kernel Module (libwolfssl.ko), a plug-and-play replacement for the kernel crypto stack. Learn how it delivers FIPS-validated algorithms, hardware acceleration, and post-quantum readiness for applications such as LUKS/dm-crypt, VPN, MACsec, and TLS […]
Read MoreMore TagFIPS 140-3 Enabled Linux Authentication & System Services with GnuTLS-wolfSSL
wolfSSL is thrilled to announce that critical enterprise security and system services can now achieve FIPS 140-3 compliance through our GnuTLS-wolfSSL integration. This breakthrough comes from our ongoing work integrating wolfSSL’s FIPS 140-3 certified cryptography (wolfCrypt) into GnuTLS, enabling a true drop-in solution for Linux applications. For enterprises in government, defense, finance, healthcare, and other […]
Read MoreMore TagFIPS 140-3 Enabled Linux Network Infrastructure with GnuTLS-wolfSSL
wolfSSL is thrilled to announce that core network infrastructure applications can now achieve FIPS 140-3 compliance through our GnuTLS-wolfSSL integration. This breakthrough comes from our ongoing work integrating wolfSSL’s FIPS 140-3 certified cryptography (wolfCrypt) into GnuTLS, enabling a true drop-in solution for Linux applications. For developers and system administrators in government, defense, finance, healthcare, and […]
Read MoreMore TagFIPS 140-3 Enabled Linux Desktop & Media Applications with GnuTLS-wolfSSL
wolfSSL is thrilled to announce that desktop, development, and media applications can now achieve FIPS 140-3 compliance through our GnuTLS-wolfSSL integration. This breakthrough comes from our ongoing work integrating wolfSSL’s FIPS 140-3 certified cryptography (wolfCrypt) into GnuTLS, enabling a true drop-in solution for Linux applications. For developers and organizations in government, defense, finance, healthcare, and […]
Read MoreMore TagNew Keystores and Secure Elements Added to wolfSSL (5.8.2)
wolfSSL continues to expand its hardware security ecosystem with significant new additions over the past year. Here are the latest keystores and secure elements now supported by our cryptographic library: New Secure Element Support TROPIC01 Secure Element wolfSSL now includes dedicated crypto callback functions for the TROPIC01 secure element, providing seamless hardware-backed cryptographic operations for […]
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