EndCryptor release history
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Release 2.2, June 2, 2008, size 8,404,992 bytes:

New Message editor with much better editing possibilities, messages can now e.g. contain images. Messages are now internally in html format. This version 2.2 can read and display messages created using versions 2.0 and up. These older versions however can read but not display message bodies created with version 2.2. When version 2.2 has been installed the received 2.2 created messages bodies display properly.  As customary in software licensing a license to version 2.x is a license for all values of x.

The images in messages are all contained in the message. Possible hyperlinks in messages are disabled. The messages cannot contain embedded objects or scripts or forms.

The exported archive is now a folder containing the html –code of the messages. The archive can be viewed using a Web Browser e.g. Internet Explorer.

The evaluation period is now 60 days.

There is now a draft folder for storing draft messages.

New version of the ComAddin for Outlook (for automatic receiving of EndCryptor files using Outlook).

Cryptographic hash values of this release: 

EndCryptor22_setup.exe

A8106F2771CB1DDF3931AB920366FB85B3ABDC32CE967B53

current

34707F3FF3ACED893AB40C18BDDA7B621EA058BD312B4C12

 

EndCryptor.exe

07492A8FE5F864D8BA618E7189C8D82DD889DFDDC415FA6B

 

 

 

 

Release 2.1.1, September 27, 2007, size 9 000 960 bytes:

Some minor new features and also fixes relating to the user interface. New features: the automatic receiving of encrypted files by Outlook can now be switched ON or OFF or started by user request. Fixed e.g. the unwanted change of left and right margin positions under certain conditions.

Cryptographic hash values of this release: 

EndCryptor211_setup.exe

4C8E978C4C74B6E55F6EC64D5412DBF7D90B54EE36E77A53

EndCryptor.exe

9C79972C61341738682B71C3705EFB4CF40202C1B6BE7692

Release 2.1, March 16, 2007, size 8 980 992 bytes:

New features: The encrypted stored messages can now be searched, moved between different user creatable mailboxes and exported in cleartext form. The search feature e.g. finds a sent/received file attachment based on its unique hash value (checksum). The export feature allows the user to have a complete cleartext archive of the communication. The archive is in Rich Text Format and can be viewed by word processors. Support for Windows VISTA and Outlook 2007.

Cryptographic hash values of this release: 

EndCryptor21_setup.exe

546A1EC4231DA877AE3B82A5C60787CC5A984DC30C996163

EndCryptor.exe

30FB7828CB53CE53D0300BE8101D536053DB625DD25E563C

To calculate a hash value select from EndCryptor's menu Tools-> Calculate hash of file.

Build 103, June 7, 2006, size 8 881 152 bytes:

Some fixes relating to the user interface.

Cryptographic hash values of this build: 

EndCryptor20_setup.exe

5C8EC5895D5B05D2110B563574E845B429504A2FDEAF96CF

EndCryptor.exe

B57514C9086275550426709B0100E782470B28FF900436E0

Version 2.0. February 17, 2006.

Main new features: User can type messages. Automatic sending/receiving for MS Outlook users. Stores sent and received messages in encrypted form. Simplified licensing.

Build 105, January 17, 2005:

If the evaluation period had expired some licensing functions did not work. New contacts can now be added and received also when the evaluation period has expired (to enable their licensing by the admin).

Build 104, December 16, 2004:

Some text fields were too small when viewed in certain screen resolutions and font sizes. One typing mistake in an explanative text field corrected.

Build 103, November 8, 2004:

In the menu: Tools->Options the selection of the default email program sometimes did not easily move from one possibility to other. Features chapter added to the documentation pdf.

Build 102, October 22, 2004:

The displayed text of the cryptographic hash value did not show the left side zeroes of the hex representation of each 4-byte word if those zeroes existed. The hex characters now show and are now uppercase (in build 101 they are lowercase).

EndCryptor Crypto Station was released September 27, 2004.

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