https://sourceforge.net/p/secure-data/news/2006-12-21T04:24:04ZRecent posts to news2006-12-21T04:24:04Z2006-12-21T04:24:04ZTim Hendersonhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tad0/https://sourceforge.netf5991f8a1fec2e9e74131d931b17df8a080e7f72

<div class="markdown_content"><p>secureDATA 1.6 beta 3 was released today. Notable changes include threading and adding progress indicators to archive changing operations (add_file, delete_file, and read_file). As well as a minor bug fix and continued improvement in the way keys are generated for encrypted files.</p> <p>---<br /> secureDATA is a simple and easy to use encrypted personal information manager. It can store both textual information (passwords, usernames, electronic receipts, etc), and (as of v1.6) files. It uses AES-128 encryption via the Python Cryptography Toolkit.</p></div>

2006-12-17T03:30:10Z2006-12-17T03:30:10ZTim Hendersonhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tad0/https://sourceforge.net5d25b4a0b755fdd79911f3f88bb029fda6373afe

<div class="markdown_content"><p>secureDATA 1.6 beta 2 was released today. This release sports SHA-256 hashes instead of a mixture of RipeMD and MD2 hashes, improved key generation for uploaded files, and numerous other improvements.</p></div>

2006-12-13T04:21:32Z2006-12-13T04:21:32ZTim Hendersonhttps://sourceforge.net/u/tad0/https://sourceforge.net826ff1eb1a584ab58965a5cb921ef383914e2dbf

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The first public version of secureDATA 1.6 was released today. This release is a beta version. The major new feature in version 1.6 is support for encrypted file storage.</p></div>