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The people who write and maintain the world’s most widely used cryptographic library left the commit log behind, set up a stand at DevConf.cz, and spent two days answering the community’s hardest questions in person.
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Sunshine, polar bears, a ribbon to cut, and a table buried in crayons. The company that secures most of the internet spent Saturday at Zoo Brno — and it was the best kind of family day out.
The people who maintain the world’s most widely used cryptographic library closed their laptops, came to Brno, and spent a week at one table at the Corporation’s main office. A field letter on what the week was for.
Notes from Excel@FIT 2026, and the wider Brno partnership that brought us to a fourteenth-century monastery on a perfectly ordinary morning in May.
Four days. A fresh 4.0 in hand, two talks at the podium, a Large Business Community convened for the first time, seventeen exhibitors in the hall.
Tomáš Vávra walks the room through post-quantum cryptography in the OpenSSL Library — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, three FIPS standards, fifteen interop providers.
Tim Hudson takes OpenSSL 4.0 to ICMC — the release that finally put SSL in the rearview, retired the ENGINE API after twenty-six years.
A field report from the OpenSSL Corporation team — somewhere between a cloudy runway view, a very stubborn booth panel, and the oldest saloon in Washington.
A week-long face-to-face meeting in Australia with Bouncy Castle and cryptlib — strategy, project insights, and stronger cross-project relationships.
The results of the 2026 Business and Technical Advisory Committees elections, following a three-week community voting period from February 2–20.
A new cooperation agreement with FI MU reinforcing secure and trustworthy cryptographic software, research, and education.
A year of targeted investment, expanded capacity, and increased engagement with the global OpenSSL community.
On January 31 and February 1, the OpenSSL Corporation participated in FOSDEM 2026 in Brussels, Belgium, with over 8,000 hackers and developers.
Voting for the 2026 Business and Technical Advisory Committees elections is now open.
The OpenSSL Corporation opens the 2026 Business and Technical Advisory Committees' elections, inviting the community to help shape the project's direction.
An online Q&A webinar on the 2026 Advisory Committee elections — how they work, who can stand, and how to take part.
The OpenSSL Corporation at IETF 124 in Montreal — standards work and conversations across the protocol community.
The OpenSSL Corporation at OpenAlt 2025 in Brno — talks and community across the open-source scene.
The inaugural OpenSSL Conference, held in Prague on October 7–9, brought the full community together in person for the first time — over 400 participants from 30+ countries.
Lightship Security and the OpenSSL Corporation announce the submission of OpenSSL 3.5.4 to the CMVP.
The OpenSSL Corporation strengthens code-signing security for OpenSSL Library releases with Entrust nShield HSMs.
The OpenSSL Corporation Celebrates New Office in Brno: A Hub for Innovation and Community.
The OpenSSL Corporation participated in the Grand Reopening of the new Beringia enclosure at ZOO Brno as general sponsor.
Early Bird registration opens for the inaugural OpenSSL Conference, taking place October 7–9, 2025, in Prague, Czech Republic.
The OpenSSL Corporation opens its new office in Brno, Czech Republic, on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
