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OpenSolaris Project: Cryptographic FrameworkView the leaders for this projectProject Observers Endorsing communitiesOS/Net (ON)Security The Cryptographic Framework provides cryptographic services to users and applications through commands, a user-level programming interface, a kernel programming interface, and user-level and kernel-level frameworks. These cryptographic services are provided to applications and kernel modules in a manner seamless to the end user, and brings direct cryptographic services, like encryption and decryption for files, to the end user. This project covers extending the framework and developing drivers and other plugin services for it. Known Consumers in OpenSolarisIntegrated in ON: IPsec, Kerberos, SASL, KMF, GLDv3 WiFi drivers, Lofi Crypto. In progress: ZFS Crypto. Other PKCS#11 Consumers in Solaris: Java JCE, Mozilla NSS, OpenSSL ENGINE, SNMP. "Bite Size" Bugs we need help withAnnouncements
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| 14 May 2009 | Christoph Schuba to present at CommunityOne West |
| 01 May 2009 | New FIPS-140 Design is posted for review |
Jim Hughes, Gary Morton, Jan Pechanec, Christoph Schuba, Lawrence Spracklen and Bhargava Yenduri published a paper on Niagara crypto titled "Transparent Multi-core Cryptographic Support on Niagara CMT Processors". Great job, guys!
Shawn Emery gave a Network Security presentation at the August 21st meeting to the Front Range OpenSolaris User Group (FROSUG) in Broomfield, CO. Presentation contains info about the Crypto Framework, SASL, Kerberos, PAM, OpenSSl, Java, IPsec/IKE, and SSH.
Wolfgang presented the Crypto Framework at the conference, click on the link to see the video, slides, and paper that were presented
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Wow, it's been four years now since Sun launched OpenSolaris. We've come a long way since then - built up a budding community, taken lots of contributions from outside, and we're even turning out a ...