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Watch the video to discover the future of #automotive #HardwareSecurityModules and explore wolfHSM’s design, functionality, and applications in #AUTOSAR /SHE /#PKCS11, with a demo on @Infineon #Aurix Tricore #TC375! Learn more about wolfHSM from here: www.wolfssl.com/products/wolfhsm/

Thank you for watching "An Introduction to Stateful Hash-Based Signature Schemes"! If you have questions about any of the contents in the video, please feel free to contact us: www.wolfssl.com/contact/ One of our latest innovations is our own #Kyber implementation, along with CNSA 2.0 support! Check out this blog for Kyber benchmarks on #MacOS, www.wolfssl.com/post-quantum-kyber-benchmarks-macos/

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Thanks for watching the "Everything You Need to Know about #FIPS 140-3"! Now that your knowledge is fresh, dive into FIPS 140-3 OE additions and strategic planning for 2024. Watch the webinar to elevate your understanding to the next level! Watch now 📺 ua-cam.com/video/EU5Y8HdQnRg/v-deo.htmlsi=0xbxU1t3g3bY2g9Z

Nice "questions"

Please provide the process for compile wolfssl on window using visual stdio 2022?

The latest #wolfSSH v1.4.15 come with a lot of improvements and new features! New features in this release include a wolfSSH client application, support for #OpenSSH-style keys, and #Zephyr #RTOS builds. Read the release blog for a list of change log. www.wolfssl.com/wolfssh-1-4-15-now-available/ Get excited! Download wolfSSH and start using wolfSSH! #SSH #SecureShell #wolfSSL

The latest wolfSSL 5.6.6 added many features, enhancements and optimizations! New features in this release include support for additional hardware devices (#STM32WL55), new hardware encryption support for #ESP32 devices (#ESP32-C3, #ESP32-C6, #ESP32-S2), improved #DTLS 1.3 session resumption support, new implementation of #SRTP-KDF and #SRTCP-KDF, a cache-attack safe bitslice implementation of #AES, and support for #memcached. It's your sign to download and start using wolfSSL!! Check the blog for a list of ChangeLog. www.wolfssl.com/wolfssl-5-6-6-now-available/ #SSL #TLS

After watching the recording, read this blog www.wolfssl.com/do-178-certifiable-wolfboot-and-wolfcrypt-are-now-available-for-11th-generation-intel-core-i7/ for additional info!

If you're curious about FIPS 140-3 certificate timelines and FIPS 140-3 OE updates, check out this video (ua-cam.com/video/EU5Y8HdQnRg/v-deo.html) for information on wolfSSL FIPS 140-3 in 2024 and beyond!

Check out the lates DTLS 1.3 update! Now DTLS 1.3 support Early Data or 0-RTT Data!!! www.wolfssl.com/support-for-dtls-1-3-early-data/

The latest cURL 8.5.0 has been release! Read the Daniel's blog for more info. daniel.haxx.se/blog/2023/12/06/curl-8-5-0/

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Read the in-depth details about wolfCrypt FIPS 140-2 and FIPS 140-3 at www.wolfssl.com/license/fips/

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Appreciate the chapter indexing. Looks like a lot of great momentum, keep up the good work.

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great presentation. WolfSSL is the product I need for my project

I developed a client which is receiving data from server occasionally. But when I receive first data, then program exists. I tried while loop like windows message loop, but it gives me last data.

Heads up I was mistaken regarding the SoC part number suffixes for the ESP32: The -N is for the amount of Flash, the -R is for the amount of PSRAM. For the ESP32 Linux Kernel at least 8MB of Flash and 8MB of PSRAM is needed.

Very good explanation, thank you.

Thank you 🤟

Actualy a realy good video, i needed this. Thank you

It is pleasure to understand CURL from the founder. Don't regret for writecb function having C fwrite signature, I really liked it. Video tutorial gives more confidence compared with documentation. Thanks.

no audio supported please enable the audio settings

I'm not having a great time getting it to work on Windows. Any suggestions?

I tring to use STM32L4 Nucleo board to make a Wolfssl Connection. but when i try to build the project it shows error in setting.h file. it shows like this. unresolved "stm32f4xx_hal.h". how can i fix it.

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Informative webinar

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Nice for video

For my standpoint, even offering such a tool is largely questionable. And I am also on the standpoint that there is no (I really mean NO) justification to do so. May it be commercial or not. This obviously enables Server operators who have installed wolfSSL libraries in their TCP stack, to extract cleartext traffic for whichever so-called "safety" purposes. Yes I mean spying. eavesdropping to make it clear. This is working against the statutes of privacy. Deep packet inspection into otherwise encrypted content which is not (and is never) meant to be looked into by anyone other than the intentionally targeted people or application. The so-called "middlebox" in form of a software. I hope this might call up and trigger the known TLS experts onto the board to intervene against the use of such tools. Since it is unluckily the "alternative" way instead of using ETS (the "crippled TLS" version which is also the existing but not really wanted one) on servers around the world.

Good video, but probably better to re-upload without the music

audio is poor and feeble! cant really understand the narration.

Can you just use wolfCrypt? I need to decrypt a AES-128-CBC code on a ESP32

Music is really distracting

Can we use cURL on embedded devices? is there some specific platforms supported?

Bad resolution.. everything look very tiny.☹

Is there support for Micropython?

Is the video edited...some parts are missing?

Thank you. There is no subtitle?

Nice music making the presentation even harder to understand.

by Twitter @bagder _(heal your throat soon, try lemon!)_ Twitter @WolfSSL 0:31 What is curl? 1:56 Who uses curl? _(my Kindle uses curl www.ks7000.net.ve/2019/10/10/creditos-de-curl-capturado-en-pantalla-de-mi- kindle/ )._ 3:46 Why use libcurl? 6:59 Customizable! 7:49 tiny-curl. 8:43 FIPS-ready. 9:27 cherry-pick individual features (thirty options). 11:24 lib-culr is ported in 72 operating systems and 20 CPU architetures! 12:38 How we make curl? (+130 RFC's!). 13:44 Who makes curl? (+2200 contributors!). 15:56 Releases. 18:09 Code audit, BUG BOUNTY! 19:44 User support? 21:00 Roadmap. 22:34 Learn more about curl!

Very nice product, tnx.

0:10 Presentation by Jian Park (I hope no mistake at my spelling). 2:41 Beginning. 4:32 WolfSS Benchmark History. 6:26 Metrics used for measure performance. 7:42 Benchmark application. 8:21 csv flag ( *-h* for rest of flags). 9:42 example print out. 10:02 Building wolfSSL for performance. 11:06 Using Single Precision (SP). 13:10 SP macro defines. 13:56 Embedded devices. 17:07 ARM hardware acceleration. 19:28 Intel hardware acceleration. 22:07 TLS benchmark tools. 24:16 Asynchronous crypto. 26:06 Wrappers JSSE. 28:38 Ending.

Nice to see that the project is relying in CI, dynamic and static analyzers, fuzzing techniques. etc.

I imagine this is very interesting, but the background music makes it just unwatchable

Hello wolfSSL, I have a question, Is Open-source mosquito MQTT broker is secure? If it is not What are the options we left?

Thanks for putting this out. Often when you start with a large, unfamiliar software repo / lib / project, particularly on an embedded platform, it's unclear what to configure / how to build/link the library, etc. This is very helpful.