Re: Please Help: x.509 Certificates Library or non-certificate authentication

In article <lnvqo2duehfncm0e64s603ge1hr6bqv7h8@xxxxxxx>,
clark@xxxxxxxxxxx says...
On Sat, 23 Dec 2006 12:29:16 +0100, Christophe Devine <c@d> wrote:


Jeff@xxxxxxxx wrote:

we have about 400K free in ram for code,
and less than 1 MB for mallocs/heap etc.

It should be noted that any X.509 certificate verifying code will
depend on a Bignum library, plus RSA, PKCS#1 and SHA-1/MD5. I don't
know of a X.509 standalone library for embedded systems, but you
could reuse code from either MatrixSSL or XySSL. In either case the
memory footprint should be below 100K.

Christophe

Very cool.

http://www.matrixssl.org/index.html
http://xyssl.org/

Thanks, Christophe.


Unfortunately, neither of these are BSD-licensed...
which is a requirement for us - as I mentioned in earlier post...
.

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