Ajisai is a SSL/TLS implementation written entirely from scratch in C++. It uses Botan for performing the cryptography and X.509 handling.
A minor new release of ajisai is now available. 0.5.1 updates various pieces of code for compatability with botan 1.8, and has a number of code cleanups.
After way way too long Ajisai 0.5.0 has been released. The only major new feature of this release is that handshake messages which are split across record boundaries are now safely handled. In addition Ajisai has been updated to use the latest (development) Botan API; for this reason Botan 1.7.10 or later is now required.
Well, there hasn't been a new release, but I have placed Ajisai under the control of Monotone and have checked in a number of changes that were previously unavailable. The server allows anonymous checkouts, and instructions on how to get the latest code are available.
As might be obvious given the lack of updates, I've been busy with other things of late ("of late" in this case apparently meaning "the last year or so"). I'm actually hoping to do a new release fairly soon; no promises, but best effort. In addition, a company which will currently go unnamed has expressed some interest in sponsoring some work on the library, though I haven't heard anything final back from them yet.
Well, here's the first release of Ajisai. Hope you like it. It has only been tested on Linux/x86, and probably won't work on anything else yet (though feel free to let me know).