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Subject: Pkcs7 crypto verification without openSSL
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Hi,

Are there any plans for a crypto library that does not pull in openSSL? When I try to add BaseCryptLib to be able to use FmpAuthenticationLib, my driver size baloons significantly (increase of ~0x30000) and it seems like a basic public SHA256 crypto check library should not be _that_ large?

Cheers,
Tom