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SeedLock 0.2.1
Changes in 0.2.1:
- The phone app is now in the release, ready-made:
seedlock-0.2.1-android.apk, for Android 7.0 and newer. It is still a preview: try it with a test wallet (testnet) or a small amount first. How to install it: android/README.md. - It is signed with SeedLock's own Android key. The SHA-256 fingerprint of its certificate is
02:27:2A:CC:06:84:2D:36:3A:19:A6:CF:48:3D:D9:28:5F:CB:CA:C5:38:AB:98:24:51:14:35:2A:B9:68:63:44. - If you built the app yourself before 0.2.1: Android does not let the ready-made app replace it, because it is signed with another key. First save a copy of each backup and multisig wallet as a file, then uninstall the old app (the link above says how).
- A password from a password manager on the phone: while the app asks for a backup's password, you can now leave it for up to 5 minutes to copy the password, then come back and paste it. The app empties the clipboard afterwards.
- The app has a new screen, About SeedLock and its licenses, with the license notices of every library it is built from.
- When you build the app yourself with Android Studio, it now installs as SeedLock test, beside the ready-made SeedLock, with backups of its own.
- On the computer: when menus 1 and 2 show a new backup's QR code, they now also save it as a picture next to the backup, as menu 8 does. Menus 1, 2, 5, 8 and 10 save their pictures and files before the QR code is shown, and say where.
As always, check the downloads with SHA256SUMS.txt and its signature SHA256SUMS.txt.asc (README, Part 1).
SeedLock is not independently audited.