EAESCrypt Change Log

Release 2.01 (September, 2013)
    - SecRM  had  to  be  rewritten  because  AVAST  was accusing it as a false
      positive. As the AVAST team does not solve this problem, I had to resolve
      it by myself.

Release 2.00 (June, 2013)
    - The option "--truly-random" has now its short form "-tr"
    - With  the option "--truly-random", the option "--keygen" is assumed, even
      if not provided.
    - Included the command line options ""--zlib-compress" and ""--zlib-level",
      with their corresponding short form.
    - Implemented the encryption and decryption with the ARK Data File Format.
    - Changed the encryption method, from "AES-X CBC" to "AES-N CBC".
    - This version does't handle multiple files in the command line any more.
    - The  text  of the responsibility disclaimer has been chenged and included
      in every source file.
    - Changed  the  number  of  rounds  at the encryption algorithm, to improve
      performance.
    - The  default  key size changed from 2048 to 1792, which is the best value
      for the relationship between security and performance.
    - The help pages texts have been updated.
    - The  "info"  command  also  shows  the  name and version of the currently
      installed version of the program.
    - The "info" command does't show empty SHA-256 checksum.
    - The setup includes the directory contex menu.
    - The  order  of  the  context  menus  "Encrypt using the default key"  and
      "Encrypt providing a passphrase" have been changed.
    - In  the  key  files from the Keys Database are now included the MIME-Type
      "application/octet-stream".
    - Included  the  library  Miniz  that  implements  the ZLIB Compressed Data
      Format for the compressed ARK data format.
    - The  linking now embeedes the libraries in the code, which means that the
      executables don't depend on external libraries any more.
    - Bug fix: Improved  the  deletion  command  used  with SecRM, avoiding the
      cases when the files were zeroed, but not deleted.

Release 1.20 (May, 2013)
    - Included   the  option  --key-passphrase,  that  encrypt  files  using  a
      passphrase as key.
    - If  either the key or the passphrase is incorrect, returns a message that
      informs  that  the key might be incorrect, instead of a file format error
      message.
    - The shell context menus have been organized in submenus, and incorporate
      some icons.
    - The  securely delete file option is now available for all files, not only
      key files.
    - The  "uninstall"  command  checks  for  the installed version in order to
      uninstall the correct files.
    - If  there's  already  a version installed, the "install" command performs
      its uninstalation before.
    - Bug fix: When  decrypting  a  file,  the output file was been overwritten
      even  if the option --overwrite was not present. Now EAESCrypt check this
      option correctly.

Release 1.10 (April, 2013)
    - Encrypts  and  decrypts  files  using the embedded extension identifiers.
      Still decrypts files generated in previous versions of EAESCrypt.
    - When decrypting the file, restores its original date and time.
    - The help page includes the responsibility disclaimer.
    - As  the  embeeded extension identifier file content doesn't have the file
      size,  the  info  command doesn't provide this information for files with
      embedded extension identifiers. 
    - When importing a key into the Keys Database, if the key already exists in
      the  database  then  doesn't  return  an error any more. Instead, the key
      becomes the default one.
    - The  encryption  of  a file includes a random amount of padding blocks at
      the end, misleading the actual size of the original file.
    - Bug fix: the adjustment of the size of the key had an error when the key
      size was invalid.

Release 1.03 (March, 2013)
    - Corrected some cast conversions in "info.cpp"
    - Included the utility to safely remove a file.
    - The installer for Windows 7 includes the option for secure remove the key
      file.
    - The  trully  random key generation interface for Windows shows the number
      of random bits of the seed instead the seed itself.
    - Included the script "generate_random_key.bat" in the setup package.
    - Corrected some sintax errors at the help text.
    - The documentation includes the Keys database files description.
    - Included the User Manual at the documentation.

Release 1.02 (January, 2013)
    - The  default  key  is the last key either created or imported to the Keys
      Database.
    - Executes a more secure deletion of a key.
    - Shows the names of the files without the path.
    - Bug fix: the option --key-uuid is now working with the command "decrypt".

Release 1.01 (December, 2012)
    - Shows the progress while encrypting or decrypting a file.
    - On  the  file information (command "info"), if the file size is less than
      1024 bytes, also shows the size in bits.

Release 1.00 (October, 2012)
    - Initial release