6 May 2002:
NSS 3.4.1
is now available. This release includes several bug fixes.
6 May 2002:
NSS 3.4
is now available. This release has several new SSL functions, a new SSL
server session cache implementation, and six new AES TLS ciphersuites.
It also contains a partial implementation of the NSS 4.0 (code name Stan)
functions.
12 December 2001: NSS
3.3.2 is now available. This release includes several bug fixes.
12 November 2001: JSS
3.1.1 is now available. This release includes several bug fixes.
9 November 2001: NSS
3.3.1 is now available. This release includes several bug fixes.
26 July 2001: NSS
3.3 is now available. This release enables JSS (3.1 or newer) to use
NSS shared libraries and implements five new DHE cipher suites for SSL/TLS
on the client side (courtesy of Dr. Stephen Henson).
PSM can now be built on Windows and Mac at the same time as NSS and is
part of the daily Mozilla builds. For information on how to turn on PSM
in NSS builds, see Build Instructions for
NSS 3.1.1.
5 December 2000: NSS
3.1.1 has been released. This release fixes a bug in the prime number
generation code in the freebl library of NSS 3.1. Follow this link to see
updated
build instructions for NSS 3.1.1.
22 November 2000: NSS
3.2 Plan for high-performance release of NSS in the form of shared
libraries/DLLs has been published.
17 October 2000: NSS
3.1 has been released. This release has been tested on 18 OS releases.
Follow this link to see the Build Instructions
for NSS 3.1.
15 September 2000: NSS 3.1 Beta 1 Release is
available. This release provides, for the first time, a complete open-source
implementation of the crypto libraries used to implement security features
in all Netscape and iPlanet products.
8 September 2000: New NSS
build instructions for Unix are available. It is now possible to build
NSS (including RSA) on Solaris and Linux without a BSAFE license.
8 September 2000: New RSA
implementation has been checked in. NSS 3.1 beta date has moved forward
to 9/11/2000, based on the RSA
patent announcement.
18 August 2000: DES
and DSA have been checked in. The implementation of DES completes work
on symmetric key ciphers used in all Netscape products. The DSA implementation
is the first NSS code based on MPI.
DSA is a prerequisite for full TLS
and S/MIME compliance and
permits the use of the S/MIME Toolkit for signed
email applications.
