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OpenSSL 3 provider architecture
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Trusted PQC OpenSSL 3 Provider
Roadmap
Planned provider surface for Linux, CLI, CMS and controlled TLS interoperability testing.
CUSTOMER PROBLEM
Planned provider surface for Linux, CLI, CMS and controlled TLS interoperability testing.
Linux and OpenSSL 3 applications need a provider model, packaging and interoperability evidence before PQC support can be represented as a production capability.
Roadmap
- Portfolio class
- Provider / SDK profile
- Public profile
- 2026.07
- Version rule
- Confirmed in quotation / release record
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION FLOW
How Trusted PQC OpenSSL 3 Provider operates from input to evidence.
Linux distributions, OpenSSL 3 applications and controlled test environments. Roadmap approval, implementation tests and release-specific compatibility evidence before public support.
OpenSSL core selects Mobile-ID provider
CLI, CSR, CMS and controlled TLS profiles
Provider dispatches keymgmt/signature/KEM
Linux distribution packaging
Backend performs protected operation
Containerized test environment
TLS/CMS/CLI consumes result
Algorithm fetch and property governance
Test harness records provider and library build
Performance and interoperability publication gate
NAMED COMPONENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
What Trusted PQC OpenSSL 3 Provider contains and what each component does.
The descriptions below state concrete technical behaviour rather than generic support language.
OpenSSL 3 provider architecture
Implements the OpenSSL 3 provider dispatch model for key management, signature, digest and approved KEM functions without relying on legacy ENGINE hooks.
CLI, CSR, CMS and controlled TLS profiles
Defines tested CLI, CSR, CMS and controlled TLS commands with property queries that make provider and algorithm selection visible.
Linux distribution packaging
Packages provider binaries, configuration, dependencies and signatures for named Linux distributions and CPU architectures.
Containerized test environment
Supplies a containerized test image with pinned OpenSSL, provider, certificate, test corpus and reproducible command scripts.
Algorithm fetch and property governance
Uses property governance to prevent silent fallback to an unintended provider or algorithm when multiple implementations are installed.
Performance and interoperability publication gate
Blocks public support until performance, interoperability, negative tests, downgrade behavior and exact release combinations are published.
- OpenSSL 3 provider model
- Containerized test profile
- TLS/CMS pilot path
Linux distributions, OpenSSL 3 applications and controlled test environments.
Developer sandbox
A pinned provider/SDK build, sample application, test key backend and diagnostics are supplied for repeatable integration.
Application pilot
One named application and runtime are integrated with exact algorithms, key backend, test corpus and rollback.
Enterprise release channel
Signed packages, compatibility matrix, upgrade policy, monitoring and support ownership govern broader rollout.
- Roadmap approval, implementation tests and release-specific compatibility evidence before public support.
- Version and configuration manifest for: Linux distributions, OpenSSL 3 applications and controlled test environments.
- Negative, failure and recovery tests for “TLS/CMS/CLI consumes result” and “Test harness records provider and library build”.
- Signed acceptance record, accountable owner, published limitations and next review date.
STANDARDS & PROFILES
- OpenSSL 3 Provider API
- CMS / PKIX
- TLS experimentation
- Linux packaging
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BOUNDARIES
Conditions that must remain true for Trusted PQC OpenSSL 3 Provider.
These points come from the product profile, not from a shared disclaimer.
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