pdf-rfc3161
PDF document timestamps
Create and verify RFC 3161 timestamps in PDFs, including incremental document updates.
A document timestamp is distinct from an author signature. Trust and request binding need checks in the chosen integration.
Open-source projects for cryptographic software and Linux systems, alongside free tools for exploring embedded architectures.
PDF document timestamps
Create and verify RFC 3161 timestamps in PDFs, including incremental document updates.
A document timestamp is distinct from an author signature. Trust and request binding need checks in the chosen integration.
Remote PKCS#11 access
A Rust shim and daemon connecting an application to a remote PKCS#11 provider.
Designed for one logical client/trust domain. Release and development capabilities differ; check the selected version.
PKCS#11 workload observation
Observe calls, mechanisms, errors, latency and provider dependencies on Linux without interposing.
Coverage depends on the exercised workload and supported observation mode.
PKCS#11 compatibility checks
Reproduce and compare provider behavior with negative tests, security checks and test vectors.
Results need engineering interpretation. They do not establish certification or prove a vendor vulnerability.
Repeatable provider environments
Pinned provider sources, build recipes and lifecycle adapters for application and integration testing.
Separate P11Lab project and organization. Alpha provider images have documented coverage gaps; see its current provider status.
OpenSSL provider diagnostics
Investigate which OpenSSL provider callbacks execute during a Linux workload.
Discovery preview with partial coverage. Callback entry alone does not establish successful cryptographic operations.
Linux kernel crypto observation
Capture kernel cryptographic paths with workload attribution, coverage and integrity accounting.
Supported capture profiles have explicit limits. Selection, execution, completion and success are separate observations.
Memory-path investigation
Observe Linux swiotlb bounce-buffer activity and analyze captures offline.
Specialist research on narrow profiles. Observed attempts do not prove successful DMA or confidential-memory qualification.
Each project has its own license, contribution and reporting guidance. For help with a particular application or environment, discuss an engineering task. Project links do not promise commercial support for every configuration.
Explore illustrative administrative fine ceilings under EU CRA, AI Act, NIS2, and UK PSTI. Applicability needs separate review.
Explore product categories and conformity-assessment routes under the Cyber Resilience Act.
Answer architecture questions about boot, updates, keys and device lifecycle to get a preliminary risk view. The report and PDF are free.
Consumer smart thermostat with AI-powered scheduling and occupancy detection.
Industrial edge gateway for factory digital twins and predictive analytics.
Countertop POS terminal for small retailers with NFC, chip reader, QR camera,...
Key dates across CRA, RED, AI Act, NIS2, and adjacent regimes.
For boot, device identity, protected keys and attestation policy, discuss embedded security & trusted computing. The assessment is based on supplied answers, not measured runtime or attestation evidence.