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Faster No Assembly ChaCha20
At wolfSSL, we always try to get you the best results possible. Most of the time the best way to achieve this is to use assembly optimization. Unfortunately dedicated assembly tuning is targeted and time consuming so it is not always available for your platform. But there are still many...Read more -
Live Webinar: All the Cool Things We've Added This Year
Join us for an exclusive webinar on the exciting new additions of 2023, presented by wolfSSL Senior Software Engineer, Eric, on September 28th at 9 am PT. Eric will showcase the latest wolfSSL innovations of 2023! Let’s explore the exciting innovations that have been created by wolfSSL engineers this year...Read more -
wolfSSL Support for Renesas RZ/N2L
wolfSSL is delighted to announce that we have added support for the Renesas RZ/N2L. Renesas RZ/N2L uses a high-performance Arm Cortex-R52 core to easily add network functionality to industrial equipment and machines. The RZ/N2L is supported by an open and flexible ecosystem concept – the Flexible Software Package (FSP), built...Read more -
eXtremeDB introduces support for wolfSSL
We are extremely excited to announce that McObject, a world leader in embedded and real-time database systems, has chosen wolfSSL as the TLS provider for their eXtremeDB family of database products. About eXtremeDB eXtremeDB is a high-performance, low-latency, ACID-compliant embedded database management system with support for both in-memory and persistent...Read more -
Live Webinar: How to Use wolfSSH on Windows
Join us for an informative webinar, wolfSSH on Windows, presented by wolfSSL Software Developer Jacob on September 21st. He will dive into the latest updates on wolfSSH tailored for the Windows environments.Read more -
wolfSSL DTLS1.3 ESP32 Examples Now Available
Have you heard about secure UDP packets? Yes, you can enjoy the security of TLS1.3 level encryption but use UDP instead of TCP on the ESP32. It’s called DTLS. The UDP packets are typically used in lossy, unreliable networks such as LoRa (low-power, long-range radio networks). Most people interested in...Read more -
wolfCLU supports new x509 options
We are constantly enhancing wolfCLU, a command line utility for manipulating certificates. Recently we added some new x509 options. These additions, -req, -extfile, -extensions, -signkey and -* enhance the x509 functionality. Having these options added to wolfCLU helps with generatingself-signed x509 certificates when using the x509 command.Read more -
Post-Quantum: 3 New Draft Standards
After a long and arduous journey, NIST has finally released the draft standards for 3 post-quantum algorithms:Read more -
Post-Quantum Script Magician: Igor Barshteyn
Today we’d like to give a quick shout out to Igor Barshteyn! He is a long time and active member of the cryptography and information security communities. His interests are very apparent in his posts on LinkedIn.Read more