Releases: winexe0/BlazeEncryptions
BlazeEncryptions v2.1.3
New Changes
Fixed a bug where when entering a key without a .txt file extension BlazeEncryptions crashes
BlazeEncryptions v3.0.2
BlazeEncryptions v3.0.1
New Changes
Fixed a bug where when entering a key without a .txt file extension BlazeEncryptions crashes
BlazeEncryptions v3.0
New Changes
Key Generation is now more random and secure
Now dropping Windows Vista RTM and SP1 support, now requiring Windows Vista SP2 or later
BlazeEncryptions v2.1.2
New Changes
Added support for multi-word keys
If the key is not long enough to encrypt the message, the program will no longer crash and instead prompt to give a sufficient key
C++ requirement is now dropped to C++11 from C++17
BlazeEncryptions v2.1
New Changes
Added a feature where you can pass a key to --keystats (eg. --keystats KEYNAME)
Fixed a bug where the --decrypt argument launches the --encrypt argument
You don't need to suffix 0 on the key name
When one key is generated it will be named mykey.txt instead of mykey0.txt
BlazeEncryptions v2.0.6
New Changes
Added the argument for the key statistics via --keystats
BlazeEncryptions v2.0.5
New Changes
The unrecognized option no longer crashes the program and allows for re-entry.
When a key is generated, it gives a note that the key can be found in the same directory that BlazeEncryptions was run.
When specifying a key filename, you do not need to append the .txt file extension. However, the latter still works.
Added a feature where you can see the statistics for an existing key.
BlazeEncryptions v2.0
New Changes
Added support for the new encryption method. The new encryption method is more secure however it isn't compatible with BlazeEncryptions v1.x. It requires encryption keys to be generated in form of a file which has to be in the same directory to encrypt the text file or message. Likewise for decryption also.
Added support for arguments.
BlazeEncryptions v1.1.1
New Changes
Fixed a bug where some letters don't get shown at all in the encrypted text with some keys.
Binaries are now 3.8x smaller.
Now supporting Linux x86_64 and aarch64.