Dear OpenSSL developers,

currently, there are two FIPS certificates (#1111 and #1051) which
state software version 1.2 (built upon OpenSSL 0.9.8) to comply
with FIPS 140-2.

Both, the library (under certain environments) and the program
(CLI frontend), have been validated (not certified).

I'm unsure what that validation really means. Does it mean that
following the policies leads to a software module that passes
the predefined tests, or is there some more evidence that library
and runtime do work correctly.

Is there any documentation beyond the contents of the current projects
website at http://www.openssl.org/ that shows the correctness of the
implementation of the provided cryptographic functions?

I guess that before and during validation process much more
documentation must have been produced.

Could you please point me there?

TIA
--
Christian
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