Offload TLS PRF to OpenSSL backend #173
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For FIPS compliance, this offloads the PRF computation in TLS to OpenSSL, based on the work by Quim Muntal in: microsoft/go#1036 Note that, on RHEL-9, this may cause interoperability issue against the peers which do not use extended master secret, yielding a connection close with internal_error alert. The way to mitigate that behavior is described at: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/tls-extended-master-secret-and-fips-rhel
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For FIPS compliance, this offloads the PRF computation in TLS to OpenSSL, based on the work by Quim Muntal in:
microsoft/go#1036
Note that, on RHEL-9, this may cause interoperability issue against the peers which do not use extended master secret, yielding a connection close with internal_error alert. The way to mitigate that behavior is described at:
https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/tls-extended-master-secret-and-fips-rhel