Hi,
Question as title : I have an existing product that has an ARM Cortex M3 C PU and which I need to retrofit with assymetric crypto to send small amount s of encrypted data. The CPU I am landed with doen't have a crypto module available and cannot be changed so I need a C library that can do assymetri c crypto (key exchange etc) and still run, even if slowly) in a restricted memory space on a small ARM CPU.
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
Mike
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CPU and which I need to retrofit with assymetric crypto to send small amounts of encrypted data. The CPU I am landed with doen't have a crypto module available and cannot be changed so I need a C library that can do assymetric crypto (key exchange etc) and still run, even if slowly) in a restricted memory space on a small ARM CPU.
axTLS library
BSD/GNU Licensed
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"Small" is a relative term. Likewise, how secure do you need the crypto functions?
Tried sci.crypt for guidance as to algorithms appropriate for your data and environment? And Schneier's text is an excellent place from which to extract ideas/algorithms.
Have you looked at things like sshd(8) to see what you might be able to lift from the sources?
(And, you may wish to consider the consequences when/if exploits are "made known" for any approach you take -- will you be able to live with them? And/or *patch* ex post factum??)
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