wolfSSL Inc is adding support for the SSH-AGENT authentication to wolfSSH. The SSH-AGENT allows one to log in through multiple machines with a single private key on one’s local terminal. A good example is logging onto a test server and then accessing GitHub with git which uses SSH. Git will...
Did you know that the wolfSSL embedded SSL/TLS library supports the Renesas Trusted Secure IP Driver (TSIP) and has been tested on the Renesas RX65N platform? Using the TSIP driver, wolfSSL can offload supported cryptographic and TLS operations to the underlying Renesas hardware for increased performance.
wolfSSL is developing a library to handle the location of where crypto operations run amongst multiple cores. For large systems that have many sign/verify operations happening at once this library would be able to distribute those sign/verify requests based on a user’s input. In addition to managing where the operation...
The new Automated Cryptographic Validation Protocol is the successor to the two decade old CAVP system from NIST. The ACVP system is intended to alleviate the manual steps of the older process, creating a more efficient and effective method for cryptographic algorithm testing and validation. The project started in 2016...
The Hexagon SDK is used for building code to run on DSP processors. Use of the Hexagon toolchain to offload ECC verify operations has been added to wolfSSL. This can free up the main CPU for other operations or lead to future optimizations with HVX on some algorithms that use...
At wolfSSL, we have been developing secure boot solutions with customers for many years, and more recently we have released wolfBoot, a secure bootloader designed for embedded systems.
wolfSSL has offered long-time support for PikeOS and ELinOS from SYSGO, and we are thrilled to announce wolfSSL’s integration into PikeOS Real Time Operating System for safety and security critical embedded systems. wolfSSL brings a FIPS crypto library to PikeOS’ EAL 3+ certified Separation Kernel in a pre-integrated bundle that...
The wolfSSL / wolfCrypt libraries support asynchronous (non-blocking) crypto using hardware acceleration with the Intel QuickAssist and Cavium Nitrox III/V adapters. These are PCIe devices that accelerate crypto operations. For server platforms requiring high connection rates and throughput this allows greatly increased performance.