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Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Description
Skyhigh Security Secure Web Gateway Crypto Module based on OpenSSL FIPS Provider (Version 3.0.21) is a software-only cryptographic module that provides core cryptographic services for the OpenSSL 3.0 architecture. Constructed as a dynamically loadable shared library (fips.so) the module delivers a comprehensive suite of FIPS-approved cryptographic algorithms, including symmetric key ciphers, secure hash algorithms, message authentication codes (MACs), asymmetric key generation and signature verification, key agreement, and deterministic random bit generation (DRBG) etc. The logical cryptographic boundary is defined strictly as the compiled OpenSSL FIPS Provider shared library file. The provider operates within the user space of the host operating system and communicates exclusively with the OpenSSL Core via the standard OpenSSL Provider API interface.
Version
13.1
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
Musarubra LLC
3099 N First St.
San Jose, California 95134
United States
[email protected]
Contacts
Stephen Tait

A8891

   First Validated: 8/19/2026
Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Skyhigh Linux OS on ESXi 8.0 on Xeon Gold 5418Y Expand
    SHA3-256 Expand
    Skyhigh Linux OS on Xeon Gold 5418Y on Skyhigh 5500F System Expand
      SHA3-256 Expand
      Skyhigh Linux OS on Xeon Gold 6230 on Skyhigh 5500-E System Expand
        SHA3-256 Expand
        Skyhigh Linux OS on Xeon Silver 4210 on Skyhigh 5000-E System Expand
          SHA3-256 Expand
          Skyhigh Linux OS on Xeon Silver 4410Y on Skyhigh 5000-F System Expand
            SHA3-256 Expand
            Skyhigh Linux OS on Xeon Silver E-2224 on Skyhigh 4500-E System Expand
              SHA3-256 Expand

              Created October 05, 2016, Updated September 22, 2026