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wolfMQTT Releases v1.18.0

The Christmas release of wolfMQTT, v1.18.0, is now available! This release has several bug fixes and optimizations including: Add curl easy socket backend. by @philljj in #380 WOLFMQTT_EXAMPLE_CERT allowing static or extern cert assignment by @gojimmypi in #354 Tiny readme cleanup. by @philljj in #381 Fix high coverity issues by @embhorn in #379 Add broker […]

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wolfSSH 1.4.15 Now Available!

Merry Christmas! The Christmas release of wolfSSH is here, version 1.4.15! Version 1.4.15 brings with it a fix for a vulnerability, bug fixes, new features, and some enhancements as well! For a description of vulnerabilities fixed, please see our vulnerability page. New features in this release include a wolfSSH client application, support for OpenSSH-style keys, […]

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wolfTPM support for sealing/unsealing based on externally signed PCR

wolfTPM is a portable TPM 2.0 stack with backward API compatibility designed for embedded use, and the newly released wolfTPM v3.0.0 includes support for sealing/unsealing secrets to authority signed Platform Configuration Registers (PCR’s). One of the most important features of the TPM 2.0 specification is the resolution of PCR brittleness. PCR brittleness is encountered when […]

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Live Webinar: wolfEngine vs wolfProvider

Join our insightful webinar: wolfEngine vs wolfProvider, led by wolfSSL Senior Software Developer Anthony, on December 14th at 10 am PT. Watch the webinar here: wolfEngine vs wolfProvider As you may be aware, the OpenSSL series 3.x has been launched, introducing a new FIPS 140-3 requirement. wolfSSL is here to simplify potentially challenging decisions for […]

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wolfCrypt AES-XTS Acceleration on x86-64

With our recent 5.6.4 release of wolfSSL/wolfCrypt, AES-XTS gains a newly optimized implementation for modern x86-64 CPUs. AES-XTS, standardized in IEEE P1619-2007 and NIST SP800-38E, and typically used for encrypting storage. By leveraging AES-NI and AVX vectorized instructions, sustained throughput now exceeds 1.5 bytes per cycle for 256 bit keys, and 1.12 bytes per cycle […]

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