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Projects Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program

Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Implementation Name
Amazon Linux 2023 OpenSSL FIPS Provider (KBKDF)
Description
Amazon Linux 2023 OpenSSL FIPS provider implementation providing cryptographic services to Linux user space software components. The following cipher implementation is covered: Generic C non-optimized KBKDF implementation.
Version
3.0.8-a99f990bcc83facd
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
Amazon Web Services, Inc.
1918 8th Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
USA
Contacts
Daryl Martin
aws-fips-external@amazon.com

A4640

   First Validated: 10/27/2023
Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Amazon Graviton3 AWS Graviton Expand
    		KDF SP800-108 Expand
    Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Amazon Graviton3 AWS Graviton Expand
      		KDF SP800-108 Expand
      Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Amazon Graviton3 AWS Graviton Expand
        		KDF SP800-108 Expand
        Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Amazon Graviton3 AWS Graviton Expand
          		KDF SP800-108 Expand
          Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Platinum 8375C Expand
            		KDF SP800-108 Expand
            Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Platinum 8375C Expand
              		KDF SP800-108 Expand
              Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Platinum 8375C Expand
                		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                Amazon Linux 2023 on EC2 bare metal on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Platinum 8375C Expand
                  		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                  SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowball on AMD EPYC 7002 Series EPYC 7702 Expand
                    		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                    SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowball on AMD EPYC 7002 Series EPYC 7702 Expand
                      		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                      SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowball on AMD EPYC 7002 Series EPYC 7702 Expand
                        		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                        SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowball on AMD EPYC 7002 Series EPYC 7702 Expand
                          		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                          SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowblade on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Gold 6314U Expand
                            		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                            SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowblade on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Gold 6314U Expand
                              		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                              SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowblade on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Gold 6314U Expand
                                		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                                SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowblade on Intel Ice Lake Xeon Gold 6314U Expand
                                  		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                                  SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowcone on Intel Denverton Atom C3558 Expand
                                    		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                                    SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowcone on Intel Denverton Atom C3558 Expand
                                      		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                                      SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowcone on Intel Denverton Atom C3558 Expand
                                        		KDF SP800-108 Expand
                                        SnowOS 1.0 on AWS Snowcone on Intel Denverton Atom C3558 Expand
                                          		KDF SP800-108 Expand

                                          Created October 05, 2016, Updated March 07, 2024