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Projects Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program

Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Implementation Name
SAP SE Garden Linux 1877 OpenSSL Cryptographic Module (EDDSA_3_4)
Description
Garden Linux OpenSSL FIPS provider implementation providing cryptographic services to Linux user space software components. The module was tested with 64 bit word size. The following cipher implementation is covered: Generic EdDSA implementation.
Version
3.5.5-gl57
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
SAP SE
Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16
Walldorf, Baden-Wuerttemberg 69190
Germany
Contacts
SAP Crypto FIPS Certification
[email protected]

A8504

   First Validated: 6/4/2026
Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8g.metal-24xl on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Graviton4 AWS Graviton4 Expand
    		EDDSA KeyGen Expand
    Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8i.metal-48xl on Intel® Granite Rapids Xeon® 6975P-C Expand
      		EDDSA KeyGen Expand
      Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8g.metal-24xl on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Graviton4 AWS Graviton4 Expand
        		EDDSA KeyVer Expand
        Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8i.metal-48xl on Intel® Granite Rapids Xeon® 6975P-C Expand
          		EDDSA KeyVer Expand
          Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8g.metal-24xl on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Graviton4 AWS Graviton4 Expand
            		EDDSA SigGen Expand
            Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8i.metal-48xl on Intel® Granite Rapids Xeon® 6975P-C Expand
              		EDDSA SigGen Expand
              Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8g.metal-24xl on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Graviton4 AWS Graviton4 Expand
                		EDDSA SigVer Expand
                Garden Linux 1877 on EC2 c8i.metal-48xl on Intel® Granite Rapids Xeon® 6975P-C Expand
                  		EDDSA SigVer Expand

                  Created October 05, 2016, Updated September 22, 2026