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Release 1.0.0
ChangeLog
This release introduces an installer for easier installation and addresses several minor bugs.
Key Changes
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Installer: Available for Windows.
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Bug Fixes: Resolved a crash that occasionally occurred at launcher.
Fixed an issue causing errors under certain settings. -
New Feature: Key Deletion: Easily delete unused keys.
Installation
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Download the Setup file.
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Click the Setup file to install the program.
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Click the shortcut created on your desktop to run the program.
Usage
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Run Launcher.exe or click a shortcut created on your desktop to run the program.
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After running, enter A to generate 100 pairs of RSA8192 keys.
The location of the key stored here is as follows.
- private key C:\Program Files (x86)\randomized-cryptography\privkey
- public key C:\Program Files (x86)\randomized-cryptography\pubkey
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If the other party wants to decrypt, pass the private key to the other party. Also, if you want encryption, send the public key to the other party.
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Enter B to encrypt the text, where the encrypted file is stored.
- C:\Program Files (x86)\randomized-cryptography\encryptedfilesave
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Place the result of text encryption in the encrypted file directory
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Enter C to decrypt. Copy the date (number) part of the encrypted text file that was created or delivered upon decryption.
v0.0.1-Pre-Alpha V0.0.0.0
ChangeLog
- First Release
Welcome to the first release of randomized-cryptography!
We're excited to share this new tool with you and hope you find it useful.
- Launcher Added
For your convenience, we've included a launcher program that will make it easy to start randomized-cryptography.
Simply double-click on Launcher.exe to get started.
- Bug Fixes
We've also taken this opportunity to squash a few bugs that were lurking in the code.
These bugs should no longer cause any problems, but please let us know if you encounter any issues.
Usage
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Download this distribution.
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Extract the contents of the archive.
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Run Launcher.exe.
License
randomized-cryptography is licensed under the MIT License.
This means that you are free to use, modify, and distribute the software for any purpose, without restriction.