wolfSSL did an internal review of the Raccoon Attack, in addition to reaching out to the research team behind the report, to determine if wolfSSL users are affected by this attack. The report pertains to the use of static DH cipher suites and the re-use of a DH key with DHE cipher suites. The wolfSSL […]
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TINY-CURL 7.72.0 – MICRIUM
This post has been cross posted from Daniel Stenberg’s blog – originally posted here. You remember my tiny-curl effort to port libcurl to more Real-time operating systems? Back in May 2020 I announced it in association with me porting tiny-curl to FreeRTOS. Today I’m happy to bring you the news that tiny-curl 7.72.0 was just released. […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfBoot Encrypted Firmware Support Added
Storing encrypted firmware updates with wolfBoot At wolfSSL, we work together with our customers to better understand the real-life scenarios in embedded security. One of the concerns that we have been addressing the most when it comes to secure boot is the protection of the ‘data at rest’ when the firmware updates are received and […]
Read MoreMore TagBest-Tested: Addressing wolfSSL TLS 1.3 Server Concerns In Record Time
At wolfSSL, we love our open-source community and fully support users working with us on our code, whether it’s finding errors or asking for technical assistance. We are always quick to address our security vulnerabilities–one recent example includes the article published by the Daily Swig on “Embedded security: wolfSSL can be abused to impersonate TLS […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Announces Partnership with iWave
Press Release August 25th, 2020 wolfSSL and iWave have partnered together to enable embedded TLS in the iWave portfolio of embedded solutions. iWave is a global embedded solution provider that offers a wide array of rugged and high-performance System on Modules (SoMs) and Single Board Computers (SBCs) build on NXP i.MX6, i.MX8 series of Processors […]
Read MoreMore TagNew Updates on wolfSSL’s partnership with Netburner
To all our wolfSSL readers, we have exciting news! wolfSSL is now integrated with our partner Netburner, in their standard offering of their NNDK tools. This new incorporation is available on their NNDK 3.3 tools, and will be migrating support to the NNDK 2.9.x tools in the near future! To read more on this integration, […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSH 1.4.5 Now Available
wolfSSL Inc is proud to announce the release of wolfSSH v1.4.5, the embedded SSH library for devices, IoT, and the cloud. Included in the release are: Added SSH-AGENT support to the echoserver and client Added support for building for EWARM Echoserver can now spawn a shell and set up a pty with it Added example […]
Read MoreMore TagFirst wolfCrypt DO-178 SOI Audits
As a cybersecurity company we have to make sure all of our products are state of the art. To make sure we have the best DO-178 cryptography, wolfSSL is conducting Stages of Involvement (SOI) audits on our wolfCrypt product. Last year wolfSSL added support for complete RTCA DO-178C level A certification. wolfSSL offers DO-178 wolfCrypt […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfBoot 1.6 Release
wolfBoot version 1.6 has been released and can be downloaded from our website. New features that are available starting from this release include: Support for encryption of external partitions Support for MPU on ARM Cortex-M platforms Support for using an RSA signature that includes ASN.1 encoded header Support for bootloader updates from external flash: SPI […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfTPM Release v1.9.0
The summer release of wolfTPM, v1.9.0, is now available! This release has lots of new features, several bug fixes, and optimizations including: Fix when building wolfSSL with old names `NO_OLD_WC_NAMES`. (PR #113) Fix for TPM2 commands with more than one auth session. (PR #95) Bugfixes for TPM2_Packet_AppendSymmetric and TPM2_Packet_ParseSymmetric. (PR #111) TPM attestation fixes. (PR […]
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