A new version of Passliss is now available and brings new encryption and hashing features to existing ones.

New encryption options

We are introducing some new features to enhance Passliss’ encryption capabilities. Users can now choose from two new algorithm options for encryption: Rabbit and RC4Drop. These algorithms are fast, secure and easy to use. They complement the existing encryption options of AES and Triple-DES.

New hashing section

In addition, we added a new hashing section in the encryption page of the app. Users can now apply one of the following hashing algorithms to text: MD5, SHA-1 or SHA-256. Hashing is a process that transforms text or a password into a fixed-length string of characters, making it harder to crack. Hashing also helps to verify the integrity of the password and prevent tampering.

These new features make Passliss a more versatile and powerful password generator app. Users can customize their passwords according to their preferences and security needs.

Changelog

New

• Added Rabbit cypher for encryption (#486)
• Added RC4Drop cypher for encryption (#487)
• Added the possibility to set new cyphers as default option (#488)
• Added locales (#489)
• Added MD5 Hashing algorithm (#489)
• Added SHA-1 Hashing algorithm (#490)
• Added SHA-256 Hashing algorithm (#491)
• Added the possibility to set the default hashing algorithm (#492)

Updated

• Updated dependencies

Launch

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