We have released OpenPGP Library for Java version 3.2.6.1 which is now based on BouncyCastle 1.84 This transition resolves the following vulnerabilities: – https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-574f-3g2m-x479 – https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-p93r-85wp-75v3 – https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-cj8j-37rh-8475 The next release 3.5.6.2 will support side-by-side direct usage of GnuPG private keys from an in-memory keystore. PS * Special thanks to Andreas Pillath for the feedback.
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OraSFTP with support for AES – GCM encryption
The newest release of OraSFTP 1.5.2.21 now supports the SFTP encryption algorithms: aes128-gcm@openssh.com aes256-gcm@openssh.com both part of the AEAD encryption schema. This allows exchange of sensitive data from within onpremise Oracle databases right into remote SFTP and FTP/S locations without touching the file system. All existing customers with active subscription can upgrade if their partners […]
Two Factor Authentication at the Customers portal
We have enabled Two Factor Authentication at our Customers portal. If yo wish to have Two Factor Authentication enabled for your account, just sign in the Portal and select ‘Enable 2 Factor Authentication.’ at the ACCOUNT page.
OpenPGP Library for .NET 1.9.4.102 with support for AOT and MailMessage
We have released today DidiSoft OpenPGP Library for .NET 1.9.4.102. The new version ships with a .NET 8 pre-built assemblies with Ahead of Time (AOT) compilation support (something which wasn’t possible with earlier versions). Also the DidiSoft.Pgp.Mail namespace, when working with PGP/MIME emails was previously relying on third party Email libraries for sending the produced […]
OpenPGP updates, LibrePGP and RFC 9580
The OpenPGP standard format for encrypted data is now on a crossroad. The previous attempt for an updated specification (RFC4880 bis), that aimed to reflect the newly invented cryptography algorithms (e.g. Elliptic Curves) and to deprecate those which are no longer treated as safe, has been implemented halfway between the open source implementations (leaded by […]
OraPGP with support for Autonomous database
With the emerging Oracle Cloud and more and more organizations migrating their on premise databases to the Autonomous database variant, we have made attempts to deploy OraPGP there too in order to offer a PGP cryptography solution there. At last we have successfully deployed it, by performing a set of additional steps which unfortunately are […]
OpenPGP for .NET with improved RSA speed
We are please to announce the release of OpenPGP Library for .NET version 1.9.4.54 which among the other updates provides an improved RSA key generation speed using the underlying platform acceleration. Until now we relied on the BouncyCastle RSA algorithm implementation which is getting slower when key sizes exceed 2048 bits. For example the average […]
Invoking PGP encryption from MoveIt Automation
This article will explore the benefits of using DidiSoft OpenPGP Library for .NET with “MoveIt Automation“(r), including how to integrate the library into your workflow, and how to use its features to enhance the security of your file transfers. DidiSoft OpenPGP Library for .NET is a reliable and easy-to-use solution for implementing OpenPGP encryption in […]
OpenPGP Library for Java 3.2.4 offers support for AEAD
We at DidiSoft are excited to announce the release of OpenPGP Library for Java 3.2.4, which now supports authenticated encryption with associated data (AEAD) for OpenPGP. With this latest update, users can now enjoy the added security and integrity of AEAD in their OpenPGP communications. AEAD is a mode of operation that provides both confidentiality […]
OpenPGP Library for .NET 1.9.4
We are pleased to announce the release of OpenPGP Library for .NET 1.9.4 which offers a completely rewritten Async method support for the cryptography methods in the PGPLibAsync class. This version is backward compatible with version 1.9.3.x on code level, but your applications must be rebuild and redeployed with version 1.9.4. The main reason that […]
