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    ARIA Cipher Support via MagicCrypto

    • shizuka
    We have with the merge of our PR#6400 integrated the ARIA cipher for customers who sell into the South Korean market. The ARIA cipher has been adopted as the national standard in South Korea in various software and hardware products. We now have support for ARIA_128 and ARIA_256 in GCM...
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    wolfCrypt Support for LMS and HSS Signatures

    • shizuka
    wolfSSL is excited to announce we are adding support for the LMS and HSS post-quantum stateful hash-based signature schemes to our wolfCrypt embedded crypto engine. This will be achieved by experimental integration with the hash-sigs LMS/HSS library, similar to our previous libOQS integration.
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    wolfSSL Support for Microchip TA100 Crypto Coprocessor

    • shizuka
    wolfSSL has tested and provides support for a range of public key cryptographic algorithms on the Microchip Trust Anchor (TA100) - Automotive Grade security IC. This includes RSA with 2048-bit key size as well as ECC with 256 key size, supporting both NIST Prime and Brainpool curves. It’s worth noting...
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    Using cURL with wolfSSL and TLS 1.3

    • wolfssladmin
    cURL is an open-source project that provides the command line tool, curl, for transferring data between client and server with URLs, powered by cURL’s library, libcurl. curl and libcurl both provide support for building SSL/TLS libraries, including wolfSSL! Additionally, there is also the tinycurl library which is currently in its...
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    wolfSSH With X.509 Support

    • kajal
    wolfSSH can make use of X.509 certificates when verifying the peer! Both on the client side and on the server side. The implementation follows RFC 6187 and adds x509v3-ecdsa-sha2-* and x509v3-ssh-rsa to the key exchange algorithms. Instead of the public key, the whole certificate is passed along during authentication and...
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    wolfSentry Protecting the CAN bus

    • kajal
    The CAN bus is becoming ubiquitous in vehicle and factory automation the world over. The devices it connects are becoming more powerful and more connected to the outside world. As such security for the devices on this bus is becoming more and more important.
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