History
21.04.2017. Minor updates, Naamari v1.3.2
• Transport module updated to work as a client itself when 1st argument is a dirpath instead of filepath (for example, a path to local folder where remote filesystem is mounted).
• Added syntax file for 'eindrivecmd', a simple command line client for OneDrive.
17.04.2017. Minor updates, Naamari v1.3.1
• Added syntax file for megatools, a command line client for Mega.nz.
• Extended format of .json describing client syntax now allows different names of applications that perform upload, download, and removal.
• Running cryptographic module with "--cr" or "--lf" option changes the character being appended to passphrase from 0 to CR (0xD) or LF (0xA), respectively; may be used to bypass incompatibility issue of previous version.
31.03.2016. Updates, Naamari v1.3.0
Insurmountable Backward Incompatibility!
• Added Linux-specific fragments to the source of cryptographic module, mostly for console I/O. Now the project can be compiled (with Qt) both in Windows and Linux. In the latter case, this is the preferable way of getting yourself the executable of cryptographic module.
• CR- or LF-character at the end of passphrase is mapped to 0-byte (was CR before). Old passphrases don't work anymore, since they are translated into different hash.
• Tiny interface fixes.
23.03.2016. Minor updates, Naamari v1.2.2
• Added DropBox support (no changes in cryptographic or transport module, the only new thing is the json with DropBox client syntax).
08.01.2016. Minor updates, Naamari v1.2.1
• Added verbose to transport module (displays progress after each processed file).
• ...100 days of Naamari's being around. So what?
19.10.2015. Critical updates, Naamari v1.2.0
Insurmountable Backward Incompatibility!
• Five 32-byte keys (pentad) are used instead of four, encryption scheme has been modified to prevent the truncation attack pointed out to us in this post on crypto.stackexchange.com.
• At decryption, the padding verification is now performed after the integrity hash verification, to prevent the padding oracle attack (same post).
18.10.2015. Updates, Naamari v1.1.0
Surmountable Backward Incompatibility!
• Four 32-byte keys (tetrad) are used instead of one. You can force the old mode by making a 128-byte protokeys file from four identical 32-byte blocks.
• Added the amount of available physical memory to entropy sources.
• Added the paragraph about tetrad depletion into the manual (see «Frailties» addendum).
02.10.2015. Minor updates, Naamari v1.0.1
• Added 'test' command to verify the integrity of files in the local storage.
• Added «Frailties» addendum into the manual, describing some common vulnerabilities and snags.
28.09.2015. Initial release, Naamari v1.0.0
Well... here it goes.