OpenSSL Software Foundation Inc
Web: https://openssl-foundation.org
Email: foundation@openssl.org
OpenSSL Software Services Inc
Web: https://openssl-corporation.org
Email: corporation@openssl.org
Feel free to reach out to us with your questions or for more information. We look forward to assisting you!
Export/import and/or use of cryptography software, cryptographic hooks, or
technical details about cryptography may be restricted in some parts of the world.
It is your responsibility to determine the legal
status of your usage or participation.
The current list of committers is listed below. These are the people who can commit changes to the OpenSSL source tree, with appropriate code reviews.
| Name | GitHub |
|---|---|
| Bernd Edlinger | bernd-edlinger |
| David von Oheimb | DDvO |
| Dmitry Belyavsky | beldmit |
| Frederik Wedel-Heinen | fwh-dc |
| Hugo Landau | hlandau |
| Kurt Roeckx | kroeckx |
| Matt Caswell | mattcaswell |
| Neil Horman | nhorman |
| Nicola Tuveri | romen |
| Paul Dale | paulidale |
| Paul Yang | InfoHunter |
| Richard Levitte | levitte |
| Sasha Nedvedicky | Sashan |
| Shane Lontis | slontis |
| Tim Hudson | t-j-h |
| Todd Short | tmshort |
| Tom Cosgrove | tom-cosgrove-arm |
| Tomas Mraz | t8m |
| Viktor Dukhovni | vdukhovni |
The OpenSSL library project is managed co-equally by the Foundation and Corporation in conjuction with our various committees and communities.
OpenSSL Software Foundation Inc
Web: https://openssl-foundation.org
Email: foundation@openssl.org
OpenSSL Software Services Inc
Web: https://openssl-corporation.org
Email: corporation@openssl.org
Feel free to reach out to us with your questions or for more information. We look forward to assisting you!
This document defines the bylaws under which the OpenSSL Library Project operates. It defines the different project roles, how they contribute to the project, and how project decisions are made.
Users include any individual or organization that downloads, installs, compiles, or uses the OpenSSL Library via the libraries or the applications produced by the project. This includes OpenSSL-library-based derivatives such as patched versions of the OpenSSL Library provided through OS distributions, often known as “downstream” versions.
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