Releases: e3prom/kryptoxin
Kryptoxin v0.9.9
A new version of Kryptoxin is available. It includes several new features and bug fixes.
New Features
- Added VBA Macro Template Support
- Added Caesar decryption routine
- Added basic Caesar cipher (experimental)
Changelog
Kryptoxin v0.9.8
A new minor version of Kryptoxin is available. This is primarily a maintenance release aimed at fixing a few issues related to the templates.
New Features
Changelog
Kryptoxin v0.9.7
Yet another new minor release. This one brings new templates for C# and PowerShell.
New Features
- Added 'custom' C# template
- Added new powershell 'load-asm' template
- Added new 'load-dll' C# template
Changelog
- Added supoort for unknown arguments to custom templates
- Added CLI support for unknown arguments
Kryptoxin v0.9.6
This new minor version adds a new template supported language, namely C#
. The wheel packages have been fixed, as previous versions were not including the required .jinja templates.
New Features
- PowerShell
custom
script template - C#
print
console program template
Changelog
Kryptoxin v0.9.5
This new minor version pack several new features and code improvements.
New Features
- Jinja2 Template Support (backend)
- PowerShell Template Script:
print
- IV and Salt Randomization
- Enabled support for CFB,OFB,EAX operation modes
Changelog
- Fixed bug with CBC mode operation (void IV)
- Fixed
--iv
and--salt
command-line options parameters - Updated Makefile with new install receipt
- Updated Tests
Notes
- Output from previous versions are no longer working as-is (IV prepending is now disabled)
Kryptoxin v0.9.4
This new minor version introduces the decrypt
command. You can now quickly and easily decrypt base64 encoded ciphertext.
Changelog
- Implemented AES decrypt() function
- Updated cli.py for shared cmd-line options
- Added new cli test for aes.decrypt()
- Moved PBKDF2 function in its own module
- Moved test constants out of
constants.py
- Improved constants handling and modules organization
Kryptoxin v0.9.3
New minor release of Kryptoxin. This version fixes a few issues with the build/packing environment. It also removes warnings with recent version of Python.
Changelog
- Corrected conditional statements in kryptoxin/ciphers/aes.py
- Fixed build/packing process
- Migrated to setup.cfg (Setuptools)
Kryptoxin v0.9.2
This second minor release fixes several issues with the Makefile and provides an updated version of the documentation.
Changelog
- Updated/Fixed
Makefile
- Updated Documentation
- Updated
setup.py
with dependencies
Kryptoxin v0.9.1
This is the first stable release of Kryptoxin. It only support the encrypt
command and the AES
block-cipher.