>Is there anyway to make the FIPS mode always enabled by default in the library
>layer, so that there's no need to invoke the FIPS_mode_set API?
No. You'd have to end up calling some explicit routine of your own which
called FIPS_mode_set.
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Thanks John.
In that case it may be more complicated to invoke the *FIPS_mode_set
*API from the Python layer. Is there anyway to make the FIPS mode
always enabled by default in the library layer, so that there's no
need to invoke the FIPS_mode_set API?
Thanks.
Your first questi
Your first question should be presented to the Python developers that
provide support for OpenSSL. They would be the user of the OpenSSL
API. I'm not a Python expert, but somewhere they would have a native
layer that leverages the OpenSSL API. This native layer code would need
to invoke FIPS_mod
Hi,
I've built an openssl library with the FIPS objects modules, and I was
testing the new lib files by replacing the original library files such as
libcrypto.so with the new ones.
>From the FIPS user guide I understand that any applications which need to
use the OpenSSL FIPS modules will need to
