Embedded SSL - Secure Socket Layer

SSL - Secure Sockets Layer - was invented by Netscape to include security in their products in order to make communication safe. SSL was originally intended for use with the HTTP protocol used by web servers and browsers but has since evolved to be an important component in all kinds of secure Internet communication. OpenSSL is an independent and free implementation of the SSL protocols and related cryptography standards required by them. OpenSSL is used in the Apache Web Server as well as in the Opera browser and countless of other applications and products that requires strong network security.

Interpeak Embedded SSL is an RTOS port of OpenSSL in order to supply authentication, integrity and privacy to embedded realtime systems that has the need for strong embedded Internet communication. Interpeak SSL can be used to implement strong authentication, privacy, non-repudiation and integrity for customer specific client or server applications as well as interface to standard Internet applications.

Using Interpeak SSL to secure your applications in your projects has the advantage that it is already included in all browsers which guarantees portability and ease-of-use for your customers since they can simply start their favorite browser in order to securely manage the system.

Acknowledgments

This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit, http://www.openssl.org

This product includes cryptographic software written by Eric Young, eay@cryptsoft.com.

This product includes software written by Tim Hudson, tjh@cryptsoft.com.