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| CSHA1 v1.8 released |
| Version 1.8 of the CSHA1 class has been released! Get it from here: CSHA1 download page. |
| CSHA1 v1.7 released |
| Version 1.7 of the CSHA1 class has been released! Get it from here: CSHA1 download page. |
| VisualHash 1.0 released |
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A new version of VisualHash has been released! The new version is developed in
C#.NET (you need the .NET framework 1.1 or higher). VisualHash now supports many
more algorithms than before: Adler-32, Cksum-32, CRC-16, CRC-16-CCITT, CRC-16-XModem,
CRC-32, CRC-32-MPEG2, CRC-64, ELF-32, FCS-16, FNV-32, FNV-64, GOST, MD2, MD4,
MD5, PJW-32, SDBM-32, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, Size-64, Sum-32 and XUM-32.
The program is GPL-licensed and built with the SharpDevelop IDE. You can get the new version from the Open-Source page. The old version (1.3 for Windows), which doesn't require the .NET framework, is still available, too. |
| KeeCryptLib 1.0 released |
| KeeCryptLib 1.0 has been released. With this library, you can securely encrypt and decrypt files. Its API is pretty easy to use and you are allowed to use this library in your project. Download it from the Open-Source page. And no, this library doesn't have anything to do with the KeePass Password Safe project. |
| KeePass nearing the 1.0 release | ||||||||||||||||||
About 1 year ago, I've posted that KeePass is spreading around the world. The whole
last 12 months, KeePass was (and is) the primary project I'm working on. I've constantly
released new versions with new features and bugfixes. Soon, you'll finally
get the long-awaited 1.0 release. But no fear, the development won't stop here.
Just see it as a stable milestone. Just for the fun of it, let's compare the
projects full-time statistics of May 2004 (6 months lifetime, v0.94a) and 2005 (18 months
lifetime, v0.99c):
Here are some nice statistic charts, created by SourceForge.net (click to enlarge): 
 KeePass official homepage traffic, official downloads, project traffic, and trackers. Update 2005-06-04: KeePass 1.0 has been released! Grab it while it's hot from http://keepass.info. |
| Year 2005 updates |
| I have improved many of my programs from time to time over the last year, but for almost every program there were too few changes to justify a new release. Anyway, as I'm now primarily working on my KeePass Password Safe project and therefore don't have that much time for the other projects, I've repackaged and released them today. |
| CSHA1 v1.4 released |
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The CSHA1 class has been updated to compile with GCC 3.3 under MacOS X (thanks to Larry Hastings). Get the latest version here: CSHA1 download page. |
| Print links |
| I've added "Print version" links to all articles. The print versions of the articles are exactly the same as the normal ones, just without the menus. |
| KeePass is spreading around the world |
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At this point I want to thank all people who have and are spending their time translating, publishing
and, of course, using KeePass. In only 6 months about 240.000 people have already visited the KeePass
homepage, 30.000 official downloads, of course tendency
growing!
When searching for KeePass on Google, it already shows 18.400 results. Many thanks go to the 10 translators who have spent hours translating the whole program. Special thanks to Doncho Angelov, who has written the official PocketPC port. Special thanks to Lubos Stanek, who has spend a lot of time helping me to improve the program, especially the language handling. Update 2008-04-08: The latest version of the PocketPC edition is available here: KeePass for Smart Devices. |
| New homepage |
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Finally I got a new homepage! www.dominik-reichl.de (where you are now) will hopefully my permanent home from on now... The site is hosted by domainfactory.de. Up to now I can only recommend this hoster: excellent service (you even get an answer on sunday within a few minutes), simple registration, some nice features (SSI, etc.) and really good site access times. Keep up the good work! |
| New project: KeePass 0.84 released! |
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Have a look at my latest project:
KeePass Password Safe. KeePass is a free, open-source, light-weight and easy-to-use password safe for Windows. Links: features, screenshots, download, translations. |
| ReSysInfo 2.0 released! |
ReSysInfo System Information Viewer v2.025 total information modules, SMBIOS/DMI support, AGP, PCI, PCI64/66, VESA, EISA, MCA, PCMCIA, CardBus support, DirectX (DirectDraw, Direct3D, DSound, DMusic, DPlay, DInput) detection, OpenGL support and detection, processor detection for most processors currently available on the market, the Report Wizard which can export the information to 3 different formats (TXT, HTML, XML), installation/un-installation wizard are just a few of the features of ReSysInfo. See the freeware page for more information, screenshots and downloads. |
| ReSysInfo v1.1 released |
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ReSysInfo System Information Viewer v1.1 Version 1.1 fixes some really rare bugs, especially in the processes detection, disk, printer and OpenGL information modules when running on Win95. [Freeware page]. |
| GdSim Iterated Prisoners Dilemma Simulator released! |
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GdSim is a free iterated prisoners dilemma simulator. Develop your own
strategies, compile them to DLLs and test it! To create a new strategy you have to make a DLL which exports several functions. The sample strategies are coded in C++ with Dev-C++. The simulator logs all moves into a history. You can look at this history to see if your strategy works as expected. The results list can be exported as HTML, XML, table (Excel paste-compatible) and TXT. [Freeware page]. |
| CSecureEdit released |
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CSecureEdit is a MFC class based on CEdit which is resistant to window
spies. These password revealers don't work on CSecureEdits. I've also written an article on my class which has been published on CodeProject.com. See www.codeproject.com or read the article here on my homepage: local article. [Articles page]. |
| ReHash v1.0.0 released! |
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ReHash is a console-based hash calculator. The tool supports more algorithms than HashCalc: CRC-16, CRC-16-CCITT, CRC-32, FCS-16, FCS-32, GHash-32-3, GHash-32-5, GOST-Hash, HAVAL-5-256, MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2 (SHA256/SHA384/SHA512), SizeHash-32 and Tiger. ReHash has been designed especially for webmasters who wish to offer the hashes of downloadable files to their users. You can disable hash algorithms selectively per command-line if you don't need or like them, you can choose if you want to use recursive directory scanning or not. [Open-Source page]. |
| Hash Calculator v1.2.0 released |
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The design has been changed a bit and some minor bugs have been fixed. See the Open-Source page for more information, screenshot and downloads. You'll find the source code there, too. |
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