Changelog for python-libnacl-1.4.3-3.1.noarch.rpm :
Thu Jun 11 14:00:00 2015 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.4.3
- crypto_onetimeauth_verify fixes
+ Fix a call to the crypto_onetimeauth_verify routine into the right libsodium system
+ Add tests for crypto_onetimeauth_verify
- Add support for reading file streams for key loading

Tue Mar 17 13:00:00 2015 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.4.2
+ Add support to save and load SecretBox keys

Thu Feb 19 13:00:00 2015 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.4.1
+ Fix for crypto_auth_verify and crypto_auth_onetimeverify
+ Lint fixes and updates

Mon Nov 3 13:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.4.0
+ Initial support has been added for the blake2b hash algorithm
+ Fix issue with keyfile saves on windows
+ Fix libsodium detection for Ubuntu manual installs and Windows dll detection

Thu Oct 2 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Small update to 1.3.6
+ Restrict library load to specific supported libsodium versions
+ fix randombytes functions

Tue Sep 9 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.3.5
+ only updates for py3

Tue Sep 2 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.3.4
+ Fixed issue and add tests for bug where saving and loading a signing key caused a stack trace, se issue #18
+ Change the default ctype values to be more accurate and efficient
+ Update soname detection on Linux for libsodium 0.7.0
+ Make soname detection a little more future proof

Thu Aug 14 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.3.2:
+ Add detection of the libsodium.so.10 lib created by libsodium 0.6

Wed Jul 30 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.2.0
his release introduces the DualKey class, secure key saving and loading,
as well as enhancements to the time_nonce function.
Dual Key Class
Dual Keys are classes which can encrypt and sign data. These classes generate
and maintain both Curve25519 and Ed25519 keys, as well as all methods for both encryption and signing.
Time Nonce Improvements
The original time nonce routine used the first 20 chars of the 24 char nonce for the microsecond
timestamp (based on salt\'s jid), leaving 4 chars for random data. This new nonce uses far fewer
chars for the timestamp by hex encoding the float of microseconds into just 13 chars,
leaving 11 chars of random data. This makes the default nonce safer and more secure.on.

Wed Jul 2 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Updated to 1.1.0

Fri Jun 20 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- Simplified BuildRequirements to libsodium-devel

Mon Jun 9 14:00:00 2014 aboe76AATTgmail.com
- initial package