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- Implemented secure asynchronous `encrypt` and `decrypt` methods using AES-256-GCM. - Used SHA-256 for key derivation from secret strings. - Included random 96-bit IV for non-deterministic encryption. - Deprecated `xorEncrypt` and `xorDecrypt` methods with security warnings. - Updated tests to cover both new AES-GCM and existing XOR methods. - Maintained backward compatibility for existing sync XOR calls. Co-authored-by: sebamar88 <4359231+sebamar88@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Implemented secure asynchronous `encrypt` and `decrypt` methods using AES-256-GCM. - Used SHA-256 for key derivation from secret strings. - Included random 96-bit IV for non-deterministic encryption. - Deprecated `xorEncrypt` and `xorDecrypt` methods with security warnings. - Updated tests to cover both new AES-GCM and existing XOR methods. - Fixed TypeScript type errors by passing `.buffer` to `importKey`. - Restored `pnpm-lock.yaml` and `verify-fix.js` to avoid unrelated changes. Co-authored-by: sebamar88 <4359231+sebamar88@users.noreply.github.com>
- Implemented secure asynchronous `encrypt` and `decrypt` methods using AES-256-GCM. - Used SHA-256 for key derivation from secret strings. - Included random 96-bit IV for non-deterministic encryption. - Deprecated `xorEncrypt` and `xorDecrypt` methods with security warnings. - Updated tests to cover both new AES-GCM and existing XOR methods. - Fixed TypeScript type errors by applying `as any` to `importKey` and `encrypt`/`decrypt` parameters to accommodate environment-specific types. - Restored `pnpm-lock.yaml` and `verify-fix.js` to avoid unrelated changes. Co-authored-by: sebamar88 <4359231+sebamar88@users.noreply.github.com>
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…hunks (#7) - Extend FileUploadOptions with resumeFrom (0-based chunk index) and concurrency (max parallel chunks, windowed Promise.all batching) - Extend UploadResponse with uploadedChunks and totalChunks for resume support - Clamp edge cases: chunkSize<=0 falls back to 5 MB default, concurrency<1 -> 1, resumeFrom<0 -> 0, resumeFrom>=totalChunks -> immediate success (zero fetches) - Progress baseline pre-initialised from skipped chunks so percentage is accurate across the entire file when resuming - All changes are non-breaking (all new fields optional, default concurrency=1 preserves original sequential behaviour) - 21 tests passing (9 existing + 12 new covering US1/US2/US3 + edge cases) - Add examples/resumable-upload.ts demonstrating all three user stories - Add specs/007-resumable-uploads/ planning artifacts (plan, research, data-model, contracts, quickstart, tasks)
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…hunks (#7) (#19) - Extend FileUploadOptions with resumeFrom (0-based chunk index) and concurrency (max parallel chunks, windowed Promise.all batching) - Extend UploadResponse with uploadedChunks and totalChunks for resume support - Clamp edge cases: chunkSize<=0 falls back to 5 MB default, concurrency<1 -> 1, resumeFrom<0 -> 0, resumeFrom>=totalChunks -> immediate success (zero fetches) - Progress baseline pre-initialised from skipped chunks so percentage is accurate across the entire file when resuming - All changes are non-breaking (all new fields optional, default concurrency=1 preserves original sequential behaviour) - 21 tests passing (9 existing + 12 new covering US1/US2/US3 + edge cases) - Add examples/resumable-upload.ts demonstrating all three user stories - Add specs/007-resumable-uploads/ planning artifacts (plan, research, data-model, contracts, quickstart, tasks)
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🎯 What:
Fixed the security vulnerability where sensitive data was being encrypted using insecure XOR-based encryption.
XOR encryption is trivial to break, especially with repetitive keys or known plaintext, potentially exposing sensitive data to attackers.
🛡️ Solution:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6513175462402756418 started by @sebamar88