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rage v0.5.1

13 Feb 17:53
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Fixed

  • Bumped dependencies to i18n-embed-fl 0.3 and i18n-embed 0.10.2 to fix a
    transient dependency breakage, that broke cargo install rage because
    cargo install ignores Cargo.lock.

rage v0.5.0

22 Nov 19:45
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Added

  • Italian, Spanish, and Chinese translations!
  • ssh feature flag, enabled by default. It can be disabled to remove support
    for ssh-rsa and ssh-ed25519 recipients and identities. ssh-rsa keys are
    now supported without the unstable feature flag.

Changed

  • MSRV is now 1.45.0.

Removed

  • Default identity path (identities should instead be set per-use).
  • Default alias path (for unstable aliases feature).

age

Added

  • Italian, Spanish, and Chinese translations!
  • New core traits, implemented by all relevant age types:
    • age::Identity, representing an identity that can decrypt an age file.
    • age::Recipient, representing a potential recipient of an age file.
  • Separate modules and structs for different recipient types:
    • age::x25519
    • age::ssh (behind the ssh feature flag).
  • age::EncryptError, representing errors that can occur during encryption.
  • age::IdentityFile struct, for parsing a list of native age identities
    (currently only age::x25519::Identity) from a file.
  • Asynchronous APIs for encryption and decryption, enabled by the async
    feature flag:
    • age::Encryptor::wrap_async_output()
    • age::Decryptor::new_async()
    • age::decryptor::RecipientsDecryptor::decrypt_async()
    • age::decryptor::PassphraseDecryptor::decrypt_async()
  • Explicit armoring support, enabled by the armor feature flag:
    • age::armor::ArmoredReader, which can be wrapped around an input to handle
      a potentially-armored age file.
    • age::armor::ArmoredWriter, which can be wrapped around an output to
      optionally apply the armored age format.

Changed

  • MSRV is now 1.45.0.
  • Changes due to the new core traits:
    • age::Encryptor::with_recipients now takes Vec<Box<dyn Recipient>>.
    • age::decryptor::RecipientsDecryptor now takes
      impl Iterator<Item = Box<dyn Identity>> in its decryption methods.
    • age::cli_common::read_identities now returns Vec<Box<dyn Identity>>, as
      it abstracts over age::IdentityFile and age::ssh::Identity. When the
      ssh feature flag is enabled, it also takes an unsupported_ssh argument
      for handling unsupported SSH identities.
    • age::Error has been renamed to age::DecryptError.
  • Changes due to explicit armoring support:
    • age::Encryptor::wrap_output now only generates the non-malleable binary
      age format. To optionally generate armored age files, use
      encryptor.wrap_output(ArmoredWriter::wrap_output(output, format)).
    • age::Decryptor now only decrypts the non-malleable binary age format. To
      handle age files that are potentially armored, use
      Decryptor::new(ArmoredReader::new(input)).
    • age::Format has been moved to age::armor::Format.
  • SSH support is now disabled by default, behind the ssh feature flag.
    ssh-rsa keys are now supported without the unstable feature flag.
  • age::Callbacks has been moved to age::decryptor::Callbacks.

Removed

  • age::SecretKey (replaced by age::x25519::Identity and
    age::ssh::Identity).
  • age::keys::RecipientKey (replaced by age::x25519::Recipient and
    age::ssh::Recipient).
  • age::keys::{Identity, IdentityKey} (replaced by age::Identity trait on
    individual identities, and age::IdentityFile for parsing identities).
  • age::decryptor::RecipientsDecryptor::decrypt_with_callbacks() (identities
    are now expected to handle their own callbacks, and
    age::cli_common::read_identities now adds callbacks to SSH identities).
  • Default identity path:
    • age::cli_common::get_config_dir.
    • The no_default parameter for age::cli_common::read_identities.

age-core

Added

  • Several structs used when implementing the age::Identity and
    age::Recipient traits:
    • age_core::format::FileKey
    • age_core::format::Stanza
  • age_core::format::grease_the_joint, for generating a random valid recipient
    stanza. No other guarantees are made about the stanza's fields.
  • age_core::primitives::{aead_decrypt, aead_encrypt, hkdf}, to enable these
    common primitives to be reused in plugins.

Changed

  • MSRV is now 1.41.0.
  • age_core::format::write::age_stanza now takes args: &[impl AsRef<str>].

rage v0.4.0

25 Mar 01:37
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rage

Added

  • rage-mount can now mount ASCII-armored age files.

Changed

  • [rage] -p/--passphrase flag can no longer be used with -d/--decrypt
    (passphrase-encrypted files are now detected automatically).

Removed

  • -p/--passphrase flag from rage-mount (passphrase-encrypted files are now
    detected automatically).

Fixed

  • [Unix] Files encrypted with a passphrase can now be decrypted with rage when
    piped over stdin.

age

Added

  • age::Decryptor::new(R: Read), which parses an age file header and returns
    a context-specific decryptor.
  • age::decryptor module containing the context-specific decryptors.
    • Their decryption methods return the concrete type StreamReader<R>,
      enabling them to handle seekable readers.
  • age::Encryptor::with_recipients(Vec<RecipientKey>)
  • age::Encryptor::with_user_passphrase(SecretString)
  • Support for encrypted OpenSSH keys created with ssh-keygen prior to OpenSSH
    7.6.
  • age::cli_common::file_io::OutputWriter::is_terminal

Changed

  • age::Decryptor has been refactored to auto-detect the decryption type. As a
    result, both identity-based and passphrase-based decryption need to be
    handled.
  • age::StreamReader has been moved into the age::stream module, along with
    StreamWriter which was previously public but has now been formally exposed
    in the API for documentation purposes.
  • age::Encryptor is now an opaque struct, and must be created via its new
    constructors.
  • age::Encryptor::wrap_output now consumes self, making it harder to
    accidentally reuse a passphrase for multiple encrypted files.
  • age::cli_common::read_identities now takes an additional file_not_found
    parameter for customising the error when an identity filename is not found.

Removed

  • age::Decryptor::trial_decrypt (replaced by context-specific decryptors).
  • age::Decryptor::trial_decrypt_seekable (merged into the context-specific
    decryptors).
  • age::Error::ArmoredWhenSeeking
  • age::Error::MessageRequiresKeys
  • age::Error::MessageRequiresPassphrase

Fixed

  • Key files with Windows line endings are now correctly parsed.

age-core

No changes; version bumped to keep it in sync with age.

rage v0.3.1

11 Feb 13:55
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Version bump to fix nightly builds. No other changes from v0.3.0.

rage v0.3.0

09 Feb 21:00
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Crates galore! The changes in the age library crate are reflected in the CLI tools in the rage crate.

rage

(relative to the CLI tools in age 0.2.0)

Added

  • -V / --version flags to all binaries.
  • Completion files for Bash, Elvish, Fish, PowerShell, and Zsh can be generated
    with cargo run --example generate-completions.
  • The Debian package will install completion files for Bash, Fish, and Zsh.

Changed

  • If a pinentry binary is available, it will be used preferentially to request
    secrets such as passphrases. The previous CLI input will be used if pinentry
    is not available.

age

Added

  • age::Callbacks, which encapsulates any requests that might be necessary
    during the decryption process.
  • age::cli_common::UiCallbacks, which implements Callbacks with requests to
    the user via age::cli_common::read_secret.
  • age::Decryptor::with_identities(Vec<Identity>)
  • age::Decryptor::with_identities_and_callbacks(Vec<Identity>, Box<dyn Callbacks>)
  • age::Encryptor will insert a random recipient stanza into the header, to
    keep age's joint well oiled.

Changed

  • The CLI tools have been moved into the rage crate.
  • The age::Decryptor::Keys enum case has been renamed to Identities and
    altered to store a Box<dyn Callbacks> internally.
  • age::Decryptor::trial_decrypt and age::Decryptor::trial_decrypt_seekable
    both no longer take a request_passphrase argument.
  • age::cli_common::read_secret:
    • Takes an additional prompt parameter.
    • Uses the system pinentry binary for requesting secrets if available.
    • Returns pinentry::Error instead of io::Error.
  • age::cli_common::read_or_generate_passphrase now returns pinentry::Error
    instead of io::Error.
  • Core age parsers and serializers have been moved into the age-core crate.

Fixed

  • Fixed several crashes in the armored format reader, found by fuzzing. The
    reader also now correctly enforces a canonical armor marker and line lengths.
  • Recipient stanzas with empty bodies are correctly parsed.

age-core

(relative to age 0.2.0)

Fixed

  • Base64 padding is now correctly rejected by the age stanza parser.

rage v0.2.0

11 Jan 00:15
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Added

  • The library crate can be compiled to WASM.
  • When encrypting to a passphrase, rage will generate a secure passphrase if the
    user does not provide one.
  • SecretKey::to_string -> secrecy::SecretString, which zeroizes most internal
    state. (Zeroizing all internal state requires changes to the bech32 crate.)
  • RecipientKey implements Display, and can be converted to a string using
    recipient.to_string().
  • Decryptor::with_passphrase constructor.
  • --max-work-factor WF argument for rage and rage-mount, to enable overriding
    the default maximum (which is around 16 seconds of work).

Changed

  • age::Encryptor::wrap_output now takes an age::Format enum argument instead
    of a boolean flag.
  • Recipients are now parsed as filenames last instead of first. If a filename
    happens to also be a valid recipient format, the file will be ignored. This
    can be overridden by using an absolute file path.
  • The filename - (hyphen) is now treated as an explicit request to read from
    standard input or write to standard output when used as an input or output
    filename.
  • -o - will override protections for terminals when standard output is not
    being piped elsewhere: output will not be truncated, and binary data will be
    printed directly to the terminal.
  • Armored encrypted output can now be printed to the terminal. Large files will
    be truncated (to protect the terminal), corrupting the encryption. This can be
    overriden with -o -.
  • The Decryptor::Passphrase enum case has been altered to store an optional
    maximum work factor.

Removed

  • SecretKey::to_str (replaced by SecretKey::to_string).
  • RecipientKey::to_str (replaced by Display implementation and
    recipient.to_string()).

Fixed

  • Corrected encoding of example recipients in manpages.
  • Re-enabled the default identities file (#41).
  • Fixed parser to reject encrypted OpenSSH keys if they contain invalid
    bcrypt_pbkdf parameters.
  • [Unix] rage-keygen -o filename now creates files with mode 600 (i.e. the
    output file is no longer world-readable).
  • Unknown recipient lines are now parsed and ignored during decryption, instead
    of causing a hard failure.

rage v0.1.1

30 Dec 03:07
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This time with binaries!

Added

  • Debian packaging support via cargo deb. See docs/debian.md
    for details.

Changed

  • Moved the num_traits dependency behind the unstable feature flag.
  • The generate-docs example now generates (the equivalent of ) gzip -9
    manpages, for ease of use in Debian packaging.

Fixed

  • Decrypted chunks inside the STREAM implementation are now zeroized after use.

rage v0.1.0

28 Dec 05:21
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This is the first beta release of the age crate and rage tool suite.

Note: The 0.X version series is being used for beta releases. The first non-beta release will be version 1.0.0.