Programming Libraries

C/SSL - A cryptographic toolkit for developing SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0-secured Internet and Intranet applications. It is not subject to US export control. [Commercial] (Baltimore)

J/SSL - SSL is a secure communications toolkit written entirely in Java and built using J/CRYPTO. J/SSL is a full implementation of SSL 3.0. J/SSL is not subject to US export restrictions and therefore provides full 128-bit encryption. [Commercial] (Baltimore)

RSA BSAFE SSL-J - It includes everything needed for delivering SSL-enabled Java applications. It is subject to US export control. [Commercial] (RSA Data Security)

RSA BSAFE SSL-C - It includes everything needed for delivering SSL-enabled applications developed in C, or C++. It is not subject to US export control. [Commercial] (RSA Data Security)

iSaSiLk - A Java SSL toolkit, it operates on top of the Sun JCE compliant IAIK-JCE API implementation. It is not under US export control. [Commercial] (IAIK-Java Group)

SSLava - A SSL for Java toolkit for creating secure SSL-compliant applets and applications. It is subject to US export control. [Commercial] (Phaos Technology)

Network Security Services libraries - NSS implements SSL v2 and v3, TLS, PKCS#5, PKCS#7, PKCS#11, PKCS#12, S/MIME, X.509v3 certificates, and other security standards. These libraries are in use in Mozilla / Netscape Communicator and server products. NSS is an open source project.