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OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework

Known as: /dev/crypto, OCF 
The OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework (OCF) is a service virtualization layer for the uniform management of cryptographic hardware by an operating… Expand
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2018
2018
Dronecrypt - An Efficient Cryptographic Framework for Small Aerial Drones
Aerial drones are becoming an integral part of application domains including but not limited to, military operations, package… Expand
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2017
2017
Dronecrypt - An Ultra-Low Energy Cryptographic Framework for Small Aerial Drones
Aerial drones are becoming an integral part of application domains such as package delivery, construction, monitoring and search… Expand
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2012
2012
OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
 
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2012
2012
OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
 
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2012
2012
OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
 
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2012
2012
OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
 
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2012
2012
OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
 
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2006
2006
Cryptography as an operating system service: A case study
Cryptographic transformations are a fundamental building block in many security applications and protocols. To improve… Expand
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2003
2003
The Design of the {OpenBSD} Cryptographic Framework
Cryptographic transformations are a fundamental building block in many security applications and protocols. To improve… Expand
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2003
2003
Cryptographic device support for FreeBSD
FreeBSD recently adopted the OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework [Keromytis et al, 2003]. In doing so it was necessary to convert the… Expand
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