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OpenSolaris Project: Kernel SSL EnhancementsView the leaders for this projectProject Observers Endorsing communitiesSecurityOpenSolaris has a kernel level SSL server proxy (KSSL) that can be used for improved SSL performance on the server side. It can be configured as a proxy for a non-SSL server (e.g. web servers like Apache and Sun web server) to communicate with a SSL client. There is an ongoing effort to add new features to KSSL. This project provides a place for that ongoing effort. Possible initial enhancements include:
If you would like to be involved with this project, the best way to get started is to join the project development mailing list. If there is something in particular you are looking for, please feel free to ask. This KSSL presentation offers an overview of KSSL and goes in to the design details. Announcements
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| 03 Jun 2009 | KSSL debugging suite published |
| 29 May 2009 | KSSL is now open |
Jun 3, 5:28 PM
The following numbers from a kernel micro benchmark run on a T5440 show that the crypto stack scales nicely in the current build, snv_117. This micro benchmark calls crypto_encrypt() in a loop for ...
Jun 3, 3:45 AM
I have spent some time fixing bugs in KSSL (kernel SSL proxy) implementation in Solaris and got familar with it (and the KSSL development team) so with delight I can co-announce that the KSSL project ...
May 29, 5:15 PM
The following para from a paper by Bryan Cantrill and Jeff Bonwick captures my state of mind this week - Prepare for the thrill of victory—and the agony of defeat. Making a system scale can be a ...
May 20, 8:04 AM
Slides from Kernel SSL deep dive presentation A while back, I gave a deep dive presentation on Kernel SSL to an internal audience. I am making it available here.
May 15, 3:57 PM
ksslcfg(1M) and the -T option on S10 ksslcfg(1m) has a -T option. From the man page - -T token_label When pkcs11 is specified with -f, uses the PKCS#11 token specified in ...