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BlazeEncryptions v4.0

11 May 00:03
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Support was added for a better encryption method, which now involves characters other than the alphabet. Keys made for BlazeEncryptions 2.x-3.x may work without guarantee.
BlazeEncryptions 4.x keys now take less time to generate.
The real-time percentage is now shown while generating BlazeEncryption 4.x keys

Full Changelog: v3.1...v4.0

BlazeEncryptions v3.1

20 Mar 04:29
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macOS is now supported
Fixed a bug with various prompts for files with multiple spaces from crashing
Fixed a bug with cut-off characters
Fixed crashes when encrypting/decrypting files using the new encryption method

BlazeEncryptions v2.1.4

20 Mar 04:43
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Support for Windows 98 and higher
Fixed a bug with various prompts for files with multiple spaces from crashing
Fixed a bug with cut-off characters
Fixed crashes when encrypting/decrypting files using the new encryption method

BlazeEncryptions v2.1.3

07 May 19:50
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Fixed a bug where when entering a key without a .txt file extension BlazeEncryptions crashes

BlazeEncryptions v3.0.2

29 Apr 20:46
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Fixed a bug where generating a key crashes BlazeEncryptions on Windows versions older than 10

BlazeEncryptions v3.0.1

29 Apr 17:53
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Fixed a bug where when entering a key without a .txt file extension BlazeEncryptions crashes

BlazeEncryptions v3.0

29 Apr 17:17
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Key Generation is now more random and secure
Now dropping Windows Vista RTM and SP1 support, now requiring Windows Vista SP2 or later

BlazeEncryptions v2.1.2

29 Apr 15:28
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Added support for multi-word keys
If the key is not long enough to encrypt the message, the program will no longer crash and instead prompt to give a sufficient key
C++ requirement is now dropped to C++11 from C++17

BlazeEncryptions v2.1

08 Jan 02:43
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Added a feature where you can pass a key to --keystats (eg. --keystats KEYNAME)
Fixed a bug where the --decrypt argument launches the --encrypt argument
You don't need to suffix 0 on the key name
When one key is generated it will be named mykey.txt instead of mykey0.txt

BlazeEncryptions v2.0.6

27 Dec 05:46
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Added the argument for the key statistics via --keystats