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@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-10-07 12:49:54

Brian Will from Intel on #OpenSSL provider API performance: it was an issue in 3.0, but has dramatically improved to the point where it no longer is an issue.
#OpenSSLConf25 #OSSLConf25

@adulau@infosec.exchange
2025-10-04 06:48:40

OpenSSL Security Advisory [30th September 2025]
#openssl #vulnerability

@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-10-07 07:39:35

#SovereignTechFund is funding a redesign of #OpenSSL BIGNUM APIs to make them constant-time. That's really good news and a very good investment, this really needs doing.

@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-10-08 06:15:12

Also yesterday at #OpenSSLCon25: Alex Gaynor of #Python #Cryptography saying their own X.509 parser written in Rust is six times faster than

@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-08-12 18:26:17

Another commit landed in #OpenSSL: github.com/openssl/openssl/com
This time, it's a drive-by th…

@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-10-09 15:17:33

And that's it, the #OpenSSLCon25 in Prague has ended. Fantastic organization, many great talks, and some funny ones, too. Recordings should be available in a few weeks.

Tim Hudson, President OpenSSL Corporation; Hana Anderson, Conference Organizer; Matt Caswell, President OpenSSL Foundation on stage at the closing event of the 2025 OpenSSL Conference in Prague. In the background, a video wall showing a part of a futuristic robot holding some of Prague's sights.
@neverpanic@chaos.social
2025-10-09 21:13:05

Had a lovely evening while playing an experimental board game on post-quantum #cryptography with people from Tampere University, the OpenSSL Foundation and Cybernetica.
A fitting end for the 2025 #OpenSSL Conference.

A macro shot of a small laminated game board. There are four figurines on it in various positions. The last three potions are named "hybrid mode (optional)", "real-life implementation", and "worldwide usage".
The back of one of the player cards. Its orange, there's a short text explaining isogeny-based (post-quantum) cryptography.
Stacks of tokens with hearts (representing influence), coins (money) and stars (research).