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Clearly ARM sees an opportunity for synergy with PolarSSL. I've built a few services on top of ARM based SOC and being able to fully utilize on onboard cryptogr
by shanemhansen 12y ago
Clearly ARM sees an opportunity for synergy with PolarSSL. I've built a few services on top of ARM based SOC and being able to fully utilize on onboard cryptographic coprocessor for file serving applications can be a performance challenge.
There are some options [http://www.altechnative.net/2011/05/22/hardware-accelerated-ssl-on-marvell-kirkwood-arm-using-openssl-on-fedora/ http://www.altechnative.net/2011/05/22/hardware-accelerated-...] for getting openssl hardware accelerated on common arm boards, but it could be made much easier to get a performant configuration if PolarSSL and ARM worked together.
I hope that this acquisition will pave the way to an encrypted internet of things.
- ChuckMcM 12y agoExactly! A common SSL that works on all ARM SOCs that you can get for 'free' from ARM is critical to the security of distributed smart devices. If done well, this can be a huge win.