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- cryptlib is an open-source cross-platform software security toolkit library. It is distributed under the Sleepycat License, a free software license compatible...
- Crypto-J 6.3 Release Advisory". Gutmann, Peter (2019). "Downloading". cryptlib. University of Auckland School of Computer Science. Retrieved 2019-08-07...
- cryptographic libraries that provide support for ECDSA: Botan Bouncy Castle cryptlib Crypto++ Crypto API (Linux) GnuTLS libgcrypt LibreSSL mbed TLS Microsoft...
- list of cryptography libraries that support SHA-2: Botan Bouncy Castle Cryptlib Crypto++ Libgcrypt Mbed TLS libsodium Nettle LibreSSL OpenSSL GnuTLS wolfSSL...
- cryptographic libraries that provide support for DSA: Botan Bouncy Castle cryptlib Crypto++ libgcrypt Nettle OpenSSL wolfCrypt GnuTLS Modular arithmetic RSA...
- support for DTLS Implementation DTLS 1.0 DTLS 1.2 DTLS 1.3 Botan Yes Yes cryptlib No No GnuTLS Yes Yes Java Secure Socket Extension Yes Yes LibreSSL Yes...
- proprietary API and JSSE API, using FIPS-validated cryptographic module cryptlib: a portable open source cryptography library (includes TLS/SSL implementation)...
- libraries that support RIPEMD (specifically RIPEMD-160): Botan Bouncy Castle Cryptlib Crypto++ Libgcrypt mbed TLS Nettle OpenSSL wolfSSL Hash function security...
- Suite 5.0.2.1 Release Advisory". Gutmann, Peter (2019). "Downloading". cryptlib. University of Auckland School of Computer Science. Retrieved 2019-08-07...
- cryptography libraries that provide support for PKCS#1: Botan Bouncy Castle BSAFE cryptlib Crypto++ Libgcrypt mbed TLS Nettle OpenSSL wolfCrypt Multiple attacks were...