jCryption 2.0

10
Nov/11
4

Finally !
Version 2.0 is here with the long and often requested feature of Bi-Directional Communication with Server.
It also provides a simple way to encrypt/decrypt strings just with javascript.

Frederik Lassen provided me with the right hints and helped me implementing the new version (Thanks to you ;) )

Much credit also goes to Chris Veness for his nice AES implementation which jCryption uses now.

I hope you like the new version …
Every word is welcome … so long

Daniel

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jCryption 1.2

17
May/11
2

Back in action!

I just released version 1.2 of jCryption.
It’s much much faster either if you use the new PHP 5.3 version or the old PHP 4 version which now has pre generated keypairs.
The generator to generate keypairs yourself is also included.

I cleaned up all examples to match them with the ones that are actually on the page.
Also tested it with jQuery 1.6.1 and it works.

Please if you have any further improvments or issues report them on the Github page (https://github.com/HazAT/jCryption)

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jCryption now on Github!

4
Jan/11
0

I moved jCryption to Github because I got some improvement suggestions.
You can find it here and fork it if you like ;)
https://github.com/HazAT/jCryption

A new option has also been added … thanks to rsepulveda2 and his nice project (https://github.com/rsepulveda2/rsa-form)

Thanks

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jCryption 1.1

27
Jun/10
10

Hello everyone …

It’s been a long time since I updated jCryption.
But the time has come …
jCryption 1.1 is here …

I completly reworked the javascript code and almost redecued the filesize by the half.
The biggest change is that you now can encrypt any string not just a form …
But it’s still as easy as before to encrypt a whole form.

For more information check out the new example & doc page.

Thanks

Daniel

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Version 1.0.1 security update released!

15
Aug/09
4

The new version is released.
I recommend everbody to download the update because it provides a better random generator and better padding in javascript.
For some more information see the changelog.

By the way, please change your PHP code so the Session variables (keys) will be unset on every request, because this prevents reply/cipher/plain-text attacks.
You can see it when you download the new examples or take a look in the PHP documentation.

Thanks
Daniel

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