Communications

SSL/TLS solution targets embedded devices

7th January 2015
Mick Elliott
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SEGGER has introduced emSSL, a ground-up implementation of secure sockets that are the backbone of secure communications on the Internet today. Written to run effortlessly on single-chip embedded devices, emSSL integrates seamlessly with embOS/IP or, alternatively, any IP stack that supports plain sockets, or any bidirectional communications channel.

emSSL supports TLS version 1, 1.1, and 1.2 out of the box and provides modern cipher suites that offer robust authentication, confidentiality, message integrity, and forward secrecy. Whilst being compact, it is also highly efficient in terms of RAM, ROM, and processor load. emSSL's highly flexible and straightforward configuration targets small devices by linking only what’s necessary, and at the same time avoids a sea of preprocessor defines that drown other source code products.

“emSSL cements our intention to strengthen and augment SEGGER middleware with modern security features demanded by our industrial customers,” says Rolf Segger, owner and CTO of SEGGER. “emSSL is one more product that SEGGER has introduced to the secure range, and complements the features of emSecure, our digital signature suite.”

emSSL is delivered as a set of source files, for complete transparency, ready to integrate into customer applications, and includes plain-English documentation that is renowned for accuracy and coverage.

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