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StrongKey CryptoEngine - from StrongAuth, Inc. --------------------------------------------- This is the 2.0 release of the StrongKey CryptoEngine (SKCE), a Java program that allows you to perform many cryptographic functions without dealing with cryptographic primitives. Build-152 fixes some minor bugs, but introduces two important changes: 1) it supports the U2F JavaScript 1.1 Draft Specification located at https://fidoalliance.org/specs/fido-u2f-v1.0-nfc-bt-amendment-20150514/fido-u2f-javascript-api.html 2) it introduces clustering of SKCE instances for high-availability. The tutorials, Android library and the software token simulator are not yet updated, but will appear shortly in this folder. Some new information related to the Nougat release of Android caused us to hold off until we've had a chance to test some additional functionality. There is an upgrade script in the binary distribution that will allow you to upgrade your previous (B122) release of SKCE to the current release. Some useful capabilities of the SKCE are: - As a FIDO Certified U2F Server to enable strong-authentication to your web-applications using the FIDO U2F protocol with hardware-based FIDO Authenticators (aka Tokens); - To encrypt/decrypt files and store them in public/private clouds while protecting keys in an on-premises, centralized key-management system (StrongAuth keyAppliance); - To digitally sign documents or software-code using software- based or Hardware Security Module (HSM)-based keys; - To determine authorization information about a user from LDAP groups before decrypting files; - To get FIDO U2F "authorization" from a user's hardware Token before decrypting files, for stronger security; and - ....more. The SKCE currently works with AWS S3, Microsoft Azure and Eucalyptus Walrus for encrypted file-storage, in addition to local NAS/SAN storage on your network. The SHA256 digests of the files are: e13efa075a8961ff51408293fb2a79d943acfbf0efe6ac6fc14c0c268b0c6549 skce-src-v2.0-build-152.zip 606f2900c7147e5c45a785dc4b0df42e88f7f99350c4fb552e825655287b6b46 skce-v2.0-build-152.zip The software is configured to work with our DEMO KeyAppliance on the internet. The generated symmetric keys are sent there for storage and retrieval. Please DO NOT attempt to use the DEMO machine for PRODUCTION use - there are no guarantees around the availability of the DEMO appliance - it exists purely to showcase the capabilities of our products and to allow you to play with the SKCE to try it out. If and when you decide to use the SKCE in your production applications, you must buy your own KeyAppliances, or build your own key-management solution to use with the SKCE (we, obviously, hope that you'll buy the KeyAppliance from us, so we can bring you newer features in the appliance and the SKCE). If you have questions, post them on the forum at this site and we'll get back to you as soon as possible. We're interested in your feedback. Thank you for your interest and support. StrongAuth, Inc.