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This not so much a bug as it is me trying to figure out what went wrong in the decryption. I was decrypting my files so I could update from v3.0.4 to 4.0.1 when I found I wasn't able to decrypt about half the files. They just throw this error:
Deriving encryption key from password...
Decrypting filename.kryptor => filename...
filename.kryptor - Error: CryptographicException - Unable to decrypt the file.
I am using the same keyfile as it worked on the other files but there were a few that it wouldn't work with. I figure it's just bitrot or something. I had the files on a USB that was only accessed weekly running NTFS. Is there anything I can do to recover the files or at least make them decryptable (hex editor and screwing with the text maybe, idk)? I can remake the files if need be so there's no data loss, just wondering if there's anything I can do in order to not have to remake them.
I am on Windows 10, 21H2 (though I doubt this to be an OS issue, can try in Linux if necessary).
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This not so much a bug as it is me trying to figure out what went wrong in the decryption. I was decrypting my files so I could update from v3.0.4 to 4.0.1 when I found I wasn't able to decrypt about half the files. They just throw this error:
Deriving encryption key from password...
Decrypting filename.kryptor => filename...
filename.kryptor - Error: CryptographicException - Unable to decrypt the file.
I am using the same keyfile as it worked on the other files but there were a few that it wouldn't work with. I figure it's just bitrot or something. I had the files on a USB that was only accessed weekly running NTFS. Is there anything I can do to recover the files or at least make them decryptable (hex editor and screwing with the text maybe, idk)? I can remake the files if need be so there's no data loss, just wondering if there's anything I can do in order to not have to remake them.
I am on Windows 10, 21H2 (though I doubt this to be an OS issue, can try in Linux if necessary).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: