Have you ever wondered how to use SNI with the wolfSSL embedded SSL library? SNI is useful when a server hosts multiple ‘virtual’ servers at a single underlying network address. It may be desirable for clients to provide the name of the server which it is contacting. To enable SNI with wolfSSL you can simply […]
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wolfSSL Support for Microchip TCP/IP Version 6
Are you interested in using the wolfSSL lightweight SSL/TLS library with version 6 of the Microchip TCP/IP stack? If so, you’re in luck! We recently added support for version 6 to wolfSSL. Now wolfSSL supports running on top of either version 5 or version 6 of the stack. We have updated not only our library […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL Embedded SSL for Bare Metal and No OS Environments
Are you looking for an SSL/TLS library which will seamlessly integrate into your bare metal or No-OS environment? If so, continue reading to learn why the wolfSSL lightweight SSL library is a perfect fit for such environments. wolfSSL has been designed with portability and ease of use in mind, allowing developers to easily integrate it […]
Read MoreMore TagSSL Through and Through
At wolfSSL we`ve been focusing on SSL/TLS/DTLS technology for 9 years. We believe that`s important, and if you`re looking for an SSL provider for licenses, support, or custom consulting that may be important to you as well. Some of our competitors have gone out of business, been sold to larger companies focused on other technologies, […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL adds support for ARM`s Keil MDK-ARM and RTX
In an effort to ensure that the wolfSSL lightweight SSL library operates seamlessly with the Keil tools, we have recently added MDK-ARM 4 project files to our package. Additionally, we have added support for Keil RTX. Information on MDK-ARM 4 can be found here: http://www.keil.com/arm/mdk.asp. Information on RTX can be found here: http://www.keil.com/arm/rl-arm/kernel.asp. Support is […]
Read MoreMore TagLooking for an IPv6 Compatible SSL Stack?
Many developers are now starting to think about IPv6 and what implications this will have on existing and future projects. IPv6 is becoming increasingly widespread and adoption will further continue to increase into the future. As a developer, project manager, or curious individual, you may be faced with finding an SSL library which is compatible […]
Read MoreMore TagTax Day Release of wolfSSL 2.6.0
Sick of all the tax day giveaways that you don`t really need, or worse, have to wait in line for? How about a no wait release of CyaSSL 2.6.0 instead? New features include: – DTLS 1.2 featuring AEAD ciphers. We`re excited about this feature and welcome any feedback. -SHA-3 finalist Blake is now supported. Blake2b […]
Read MoreMore TagIs TLS False Start going to take off?
TLS requires both end points to have received and processed their peer`s Change Cipher Spec and Finished messages before starting to transfer their bulk encrypted data. It needs the Finished message to validate its peer`s identify. To save one round-trip time, an endpoint after having sent its Finished message could start sending its encrypted data […]
Read MoreMore TagCTaoCrypt will be changing to wolfCrypt
We would like to give our users an early heads up that our cryptography library, CTaoCrypt will soon be changing names to wolfCrypt. With the name change, there may be some changes to the existing crypto API. You’ll also begin to see changes in our documentation and website. If you have any questions about the […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSL adds support for SHA-3 finalist BLAKE
wolfSSL now supports BLAKE2b hashes at the cryptographic level. Support for digest sizes from 256bits – 512 bits is included. BLAKE was one of 5 finalists for the NIST hash competition to pick SHA-3. BLAKE2 is an improved version that simplifies software implementations and has great speed while consuming little resources, a perfect fit for […]
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