We are excited to announce that the wolfSSL sniffer now supports TLS session decryption for recorded TLS traffic using a SSLKEYLOGFILE! If you didn’t already know about our sniffer tool, it is a utility library built into wolfSSL that can be used to capture and decrypt live traffic or recorded PCAP traces. Previously, the sniffer […]
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Live Stream: Mastering the cURL Command Line
We are excited to announce that Daniel Stenberg, the creator of cURL, will be hosting a live stream on Mastering the cURL Command Line Training on August 31st at 9 am PT. Check out: Mastering the cURL Command Line webinar cURL, a versatile software project, enables you to securely transfer data using various protocols, such […]
Read MoreMore TagAdded Support for DTLS 1.3 Authentication and Integrity-Only Cipher Suites
As you may already know, DTLS is a protocol designed to secure communication over UDP, particularly suited for constrained IoT devices and use cases where low latency is crucial. wolfSSL stands out as the first provider of a production-ready implementation of the DTLS v1.3 protocol, which is based on TLS v1.3. One of the key […]
Read MoreMore TagTLS on the Microchip PIC24
Looking to add TLS to your PIC24 application? Given the resource constraints of the MCU, the wolfSSL lightweight library is the ideal TLS solution for you. As you may know, wolfSSL has been leveraged in a variety of embedded use cases whether its for its low footprint, high performance, or its cutting-edge crypto engine, wolfCrypt. […]
Read MoreMore TagLive Webinar: SM Ciphers are now implemented in wolfSSL; how to access them, use them, and what sets them apart
We are excited to announce that the SM cipher webinar will once again be available for those residing in the European time zone! We invite you to join us for an enlightening webinar discussing the launch of wolfSSL’s SM cipher implementations. Watch the webinar here: SM Ciphers are now implemented in wolfSSL; how to access […]
Read MoreMore TagExperimental support for realm
Looking to add FIPS-certified crypto to your Realm database app? WolfSSL can help! We are working on getting wolfSSL upstreamed into Realm as a TLS and crypto provider, and can provide a preliminary version tested on Linux for interested customers. We can also work with you to get other platforms like Android and iOS supported […]
Read MoreMore TagStatic library framework for Apple devices
We’ve got an exciting new update for our Apple ecosystem support! wolfSSL now contains a script that automates building and packaging wolfSSL static libraries as an XCFramework that can run on all Apple platforms and targets, further simplifying integration into your Xcode projects. Instead of manually adding all wolfSSL source files to your Xcode project […]
Read MoreMore TagHow and why to use ECH (Encrypted Client Hello)
In early 2023 wolfSSL added support for the Encrypted Client Hello draft extension for TLS 1.3 (formerly known as Encrypted Server Name Indication(ESNI)). The Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) extension encrypts the client_hello message meant for a TLS 1.3 server and sends it as an extension of an outer client_hello that has the sensitive fields removed. […]
Read MoreMore TagwolfSSHd Works on Windows!
Did you know that the recent SSHd addition to wolfSSH has also been ported over to Windows? It can run as a service and host incoming SSH, SFTP, and SCP connections. This took some effort in the engineering department here at wolfSSL. Getting interop with clients using Linux terminals streamlined and porting over the wolfSSHd […]
Read MoreMore TagHow to build a smaller wolfSSL library when used with cURL?
The size of software builds can often be a concern for developers, particularly in embedded systems or other resource-constrained environments. Recently, a change was made to the wolfSSL library that has resulted in smaller build sizes when used with the popular cURL library. When building wolfSSL, this recent change removes the need for using –enable-opensslextra […]
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