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2014-11-08 | Simplify code handling iterations count: in boot mode, we'll set the correct ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -21/+26 | |
iterations count inside derive_u_sha256 and derive_u_ripemd160 depending in the value of the iterations parameter. On normal mode, we use normal values of iterations count. Removes the special test parameter from RIPEMD160 functions. | |||||
2014-11-08 | Bootloader code optimization: remove code in HMAC implementation in case of ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -4/+24 | |
boot compilation that is never called since passwords are always less than 64-byte length. We leave it in Windows compilation because it is used to check the implementation against test vectors. | |||||
2014-11-08 | Add support for SHA-256 in key derivation for bootloader encryption. Create ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -1/+161 | |
separate bootloader images for SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160. Set SHA-256 as the default PRF for boot encryption and SHA-512 as default PRF for all other cases. Depricate RIPEMD-160. | |||||
2014-11-08 | Optimization to reduce code size of derive_u_ripemd160. Useful for boatloader. | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -25/+20 | |
2014-11-08 | Remove deprecated/legacy cryptographic algorithms and encryption modes that ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -152/+1 | |
are never used by VeraCrypt. This will speed up volumes opening in many cases. | |||||
2014-11-08 | Correct issue in handling hidden system partitions that made it impossible ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -6/+19 | |
to verify their password. | |||||
2014-11-08 | Reduce excessive iterations count while on the same time keep very high security | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -4/+4 | |
2014-11-08 | Enhance security by rising the iterations used in PBKDF2 : 327670 instead of ↵ | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -15/+22 | |
1000 when booting in encrypted system partition, and 2000000 instead of 2000 when using encrypted containers and partitions | |||||
2014-11-08 | Add original TrueCrypt 7.1a sources | Mounir IDRASSI | 1 | -0/+642 | |