OpenSSL has long been a vital tool in the world of secure communication on the internet. The open-source cryptographic library is widely used to secure web traffic, email, and countless other applications. The latest release, OpenSSL 3.4, introduces a range of new APIs and updates to ensure continued security and …
Maureen Schramm OpenSSL 3.4 Released with Initial Attribute Certificate (RFC 5755) Support
The OpenSSL project has recently announced the release of OpenSSL 3.4, which comes with several new features and improvements. One of the most notable additions to this release is the support for Initial Attribute Certificates based on RFC 5755. Attribute certificates are a type of digital certificate that contain additional …
OpenSSL Unveils New Governance Model
OpenSSL, the widely-used open-source software library for encrypting communications on the internet, has announced a new governance model aimed at increasing transparency and accountability within the project. The new governance model, which was unveiled by the OpenSSL Foundation, will see the creation of a Technical Steering Committee (TSC) responsible for …