wolfCLU Tests

Throughout the last development cycle, we have increased the test coverage for wolfCLU. This includes many different types of tests done with continuous integration. One of the tests expanded was involving -fsanitize=address builds on every code addition by updating the GitHub actions used. Another was expanding the unit test for the new features added including the ML-DSA (Dilithium support). This is all part of a never ending effort to always be improving on the quality of wolfCLU. Feel free to reach out to us at support@wolfSSL.com with any troubles encountered when using wolfCLU.

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wolfCLU dgst Command

The `dgst` command of wolfCLU saw support for some new arguments with the latest release. Support for `-inform` was added, giving the flexibility to choose if the incoming file is in DER or PEM format. Before only PEM formatted inputs were handled and the application would gracefully error out if a DER input had been given. An example of using this new argument would be the following `wolfssl dgst -inform DER -sign private.ec.der -sha512 -out test.wc.sig test.bin`. To see all of the options available for the `dgst` command uses the `-h` flag, i.e. `wolfssl dgst -h`.

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wolfCLU PEM Key Enhancement With Sign and Verify

Enhancements were made to wolfCLU for using PEM formatted keys with sign and verify operations. Previously, the sign and verify commands only expected DER formatted keys. This addition was made for all supported algorithms: RSA, ECC, and ED25519. It can be used with the flag -inform. An example would be `wolfssl rsa -inkey priv.key -inform PEM -sigfile signature.bin -in sign-this.txt -out result`. This new enhancement helps make it easier to quickly generate a signature of a file. No longer have the restriction on the format of keys used and the hassle of converting between the two.

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wolfCLU RSA Command

The `rsa` command with wolfCLU just got better! Now there is support for `-pubin` and `-pubout` options. This facilitates loading in a RSA public key only and printing out just the public version of the key. Very useful for cases such as signature verification where you may only have the public part of the key, or for printing out the public version of an RSA key to distribute to others. The expanded support follows the same naming as the OpenSSL command line utility, making it easy to interchange the command line utility being used.

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wolfCLU Adds Support for Post Quantum ML-DSA (Dilithium) Signatures!

We have added support for creating and verifying signatures with ML-DSA. This new feature was introduced in wolfCLU release 0.1.6 and can be seen in the handy help message by running `wolfssl -h`. There are a couple of options available to be passed to the new `dilithium` command to increase the flexibility for tuning performance versus security strength.

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Post-Quantum Cryptography on an Automotive HSM??

Quantum computers are not a far-off dream anymore—they are increasingly becoming a reality, and that brings challenges for the future of secure communications. Traditional public-key cryptosystems like RSA and ECC are vulnerable to quantum attacks, making the transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) a vital consideration for businesses planning long-term security solutions, especially those in the Automotive and industrial sectors. With emerging standards from NIST, post-quantum algorithms are paving the way for a new era of cryptographic resilience. However, until now, no commercially available HSM solutions offered support for these post-quantum algorithms, leaving industries like automotive, aerospace, and industrial that rely on HSM security struggling to adopt these critical technologies. Until now.

Enter wolfHSM, our innovative Hardware Security Module (HSM) firmware framework, designed to bring state-of-the-art cryptography to HSM platforms. wolfHSM delivers a unified API for secure cryptographic operations, object storage, and key management on hardware platforms with HSM coprocessors. This allows applications to harness a device’s hardware root of trust while providing a streamlined abstraction for offloading cryptographic operations to the HSM via the wolfCrypt API.

Built on the flexibility of wolfCrypt, wolfHSM enables easy integration of a wide range of cryptographic standards, from trusted legacy algorithms to cutting-edge standards like the latest in post-quantum. This adaptability is what sets wolfHSM apart from the legacy Automotive HSM’s. With traditional HSM solutions, you’re stuck with a fixed set of algorithms, with no option to adapt to evolving security requirements. wolfHSM changes the game—it empowers you to deploy any algorithm supported by wolfCrypt as needed, including post-quantum algorithms. You can easily pivot from RSA or ECC to quantum-resistant alternatives like ML-KEM (Kyber), ML-DSA (Dilithium), Falcon, or LMS/XMSS. This will give you flexibility to meet evolving government regulations like CNSA 2.0, UN R155, and others.

As the cryptographic landscape shifts toward quantum resistance, the inherent flexibility afforded by wolfHSM is an easy way to reduce risk when developing your application. With wolfHSM, your application can evolve with these changes—supporting new standards as they emerge and swapping algorithms without the need for expensive hardware changes. With wolfHSM, adding post-quantum cryptography to your HSM-based applications is as straightforward as using standard algorithms like RSA or AES, giving you future-proof security today.

Whether you need to prepare your infrastructure for quantum-safe cryptography or simply want to keep your cryptographic options open, wolfHSM has you covered. wolfHSM’s intrinsic crypto-agility ensures that new requirements can be met quickly and securely without the need for a complete overhaul of your existing infrastructure. This means peace of mind, knowing that your security is always one step ahead of the next threat.

wolfHSM supports a variety of automotive HSM platforms, including the Infineon AURIX TC3xx, ST SPC58N, and Renesas RH850, but can be ported to run on any device—bringing crypto agility and quantum resilience to your platform of choice.

Interested in taking your HSM application into the quantum age? Want to use post-quantum algorithms like LMS, ML-KEM, ML-DSA, or XMSS on an AURIX TC3xx HSM? Let us know! Reach out to us at facts@wolfSSL.com, and let’s discuss how we can help future-proof your security.

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Kick Off the Holidays with wolfSSL’s Week of Webinars

Get ready to kick off the holiday season with wolfSSL’s Week of Webinars! From December 2nd to December 6th, join our cybersecurity experts as we dive into critical topics such as FIPS 140-3 compliance, DTLS 1.3, incorporating wolfSSH into your Yocto builds, and the launch of Rock-Solid curl. We’re bringing you in-depth knowledge to boost your security expertise. These webinars offer a chance to connect, learn, and get your questions answered in real-time.

Mark your calendars and secure your spot for one or all of our sessions!

Week of Webinar Schedule:

  • December 2nd | 10 AM PT
    FIPS 140-3 and CNSA 2.0 Compliance in a Single Connection

    Discover how to simplify security compliance with FIPS 140-3 and CNSA 2.0 in our live webinar on December 2nd at 10 AM PT. This session will explore wolfCrypt FIPS 140-3 Cert #4718, and CNSA 2.0’s future impact. Learn how wolfSSL simplifies compliance with features like Known Answer Tests, Startup Integrity Checks, and post-quantum algorithms. Follow along with a live demo to achieve seamless compliance.

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  • December 3rd | 4 PM PT / December 4th | 9 AM JST
    Everything You Need to Know About FIPS 140-3

    Discover the essentials of FIPS 140-3 compliance in our webinar tailored for the Asia Pacific time zone on December 3rd at 4 PM PT / December 4th at 9 AM JST. Discover how FIPS 140-3 strengthens cryptographic security, explore wolfCrypt certifications, and get updates on wolfSSL’s FIPS roadmap, including post-quantum advancements.

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  • December 4th | 10 AM PT
    Everything You Need to Know About DTLS 1.3

    Join wolfSSL on December 4th at 10 AM PT for an in-depth exploration of DTLS 1.3 and its vital role in modern security communication. This highly-anticipated session will uncover the key enhancements of DTLS 1.3 over DTLS 1.2, practical use cases in UDP-based applications, and wolfSSL’s cutting-edge examples and best practices for implementing DTLS 1.3.

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  • December 5th | 10 AM PT
    Rock-Solid curl

    Join us on December 5th at 10 AM PT for an exclusive webinar unveiling Rock-Solid curl, the long-term support version tailored for maximum security, stability, and reliability. Learn how this release ensures smooth implementations, enhanced security measures, and a five-year support commitment—perfect for businesses prioritizing application security.

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  • December 6th | 10 AM PT
    How to incorporate wolfSSH in Your Yocto Builds

    Join us on December 6th at 10 AM PT to learn how to build and integrate wolfSSH into your Yocto Project environments, enhancing secure file transfer and communication capabilities. This webinar will explore practical techniques for seamless integration, advanced configurations, and real-world deployment scenarios.

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These webinars are designed to give you actionable insights into today’s most pressing cybersecurity topics, with live Q&A in each session. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts and advance your knowledge in cybersecurity!

As always, our webinar will include Q&A throughout. If you have questions about any of the above, please contact us at facts@wolfSSL.com or +1 425 245 8247.

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SM Ciphers on an HSM??

In recent years, China’s cryptographic standards have gained significant traction on the global stage, with algorithms like SM2, SM3, and SM4 setting the standard for secure communications within Chinese regulatory frameworks. Companies operating in or doing business with China must support these ciphers to meet compliance requirements and to ensure secure interoperability. However, until now, no commercially available HSM solutions offered support for the full suite of SM ciphers, meaning industries that rely on HSM offload for security—such as automotive, industrial, or aerospace—face significant integration challenges.

Enter wolfHSM, our generic Hardware Security Module (HSM) firmware framework, targeting automotive HSM platforms and beyond. wolfHSM provides a unified API for secure cryptography, object storage, and key management on devices with HSM coprocessors. wolfHSM enables applications to easily leverage a platform’s hardware-based root of trust and provides a streamlined abstraction for offloading all cryptography to the HSM coprocessor through the wolfCrypt API.

Built to support any algorithm provided by wolfCrypt, wolfHSM enables users to integrate a wide variety of cryptography, from established algorithms to the latest bleeding edge draft standards. This flexibility is a key differentiating factor of wolfHSM, setting it apart in a market where adaptability and cryptographic choice are becoming increasingly crucial. With existing HSM solutions, you are locked into a small set of supported algorithms with no opportunity to modify or update HSM capabilities. With wolfHSM, you can deploy any algorithm supported by wolfCrypt, and are able to seamlessly switch between algorithms as needed, ensuring that you’re always using the best tools for your security needs. Given this flexibility, new algorithms like the SM ciphers can be deployed on your HSM just as easily as standard algorithms like AES or SHA256.

Whether you’re specifically looking to integrate SM ciphers into your HSM-based application, or just need a solution that allows you keep your options open, wolfHSM has what you need. wolfHSM’s “out of the box” crypto-agility means that as new requirements arise, wolfHSM can quickly and easily adapt – securely and without overhauling your existing infrastructure.

wolfHSM supports standard automotive HSM platforms like the Infineon AURIX TC3xx, ST SPC58N, Renesas RH850, etc. but can be easily ported to run on any device.

Are SM ciphers on an HSM something you are interested in? Do you want to use SM ciphers on AURIX TC3xx HSM? Let us know! Reach out to us at facts@wolfSSL.com and we can discuss.

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PKCS7 parsing in wolfCLU

Parsing and viewing PKCS7 bundles just got easier with the addition of the `pkcs7` command in wolfCLU. This neat command takes multiple arguments allowing for printing out the certificates contained in a PKCS7 bundle and parsing both PEM and DER formats. Creation of PKCS7 bundles is supported using wolfSSL API’s but not yet supported in wolfCLU. Let us know at facts@wolfssl.com if this is a capability desired in wolfCLU.

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Enhancing Realm Database Security with wolfSSL

Are you looking to add FIPS 140-3 certified cryptography to your Realm database? wolfSSL has you covered!

We’ve successfully integrated wolfSSL into Realm, providing you with robust TLS and cryptographic functionality. A version tested on Linux is available, and we can also help you enable support for platforms like Android and iOS upon request.

Getting Started with Realm and wolfSSL

To start using wolfSSL with Realm, follow these steps:

Configure wolfSSL:

./configure --enable-static --enable-opensslall --enable-enckeys --enable-certgen --enable-context-extra-user-data
sudo make install

Optionally, specify the installation directory with --prefix=/path/to/install.

Download and patch Realm Core:

git clone https://github.com/realm/realm-core.git
cd realm-core
git checkout a5e87a39
git submodule update --init --recursive

Applying the Patch to support wolfSSL:

git apply ../realm-v13.26.0.patch

You can obtain the patch from wolfSSL/osp/realm directory

Build Realm Core with wolfSSL:

mkdir build
cmake -B build -DREALM_ENABLE_ENCRYPTION=1 -DREALM_USE_WOLFSSL=1 -DREALM_WOLFSSL_ROOT_DIR=/usr/local/lib
cmake --build build
./build/test/realm-tests

If you’d like to secure your Realm app with wolfSSL or need support for other platforms, reach out to us at facts@wolfSSL.com or call us at +1 425 245 8247.

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