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vstegfs-200904
There, we’ve done it! We have successfully achieved what few before us set out to do: supply the world with a steganographic file system for the Linux Kernel. [i]Alright[/i], it uses [def=Filesystem in Userspace]FUSE[/def], but still, we think it’s pretty impressive.
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RSS Feed
We have added a new feature to the site - an RSS feed so that those who wish to follow our work are able to do without the need to continually hit refresh. This is more of a test than anything else to see if it actually works correctly :)
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vstegfs
We’ve been busy recently working on an update for our steganographic file system. In an attempt to clean up the code, and make it slightly easier to read, it now makes use of libraries mcrypt and mhash. Theoretically this allows any of the algorithms they support to be used, however vstegfs still currently uses Serpent and Tiger.
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encrypt-200901
We’ve a new release of encrypt ready and waiting! Version 200901 is available for download as a source tar/bz2 and MS Windows installer - as before - however, we have also put together both packages for Debian and Fedora :)
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Recap to the Future
As part of the new site design I’ve put together a little something to remind everyone of what’s going on.
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New Site
Here’s the new site! It’s still in its testing phase, but most things should work as expected. It’s a little simpler than the existing site, but incorporates everything we need: bug tracker, mini-blog, and project management.
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Finally...
We have now release a finally version for 0.6: it’s uber sexy - full dynamic library support, full GUI - in both Linux and Windows! Oh yeah!
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encrypt 0.6 svn
We’ve been working on encrypt for a few weeks now, and have finally been able to port it to MS Windows. The plugins are intended to be DLL files; using Dev-C++ you should be able to build them (as a DLL project). And the main binary compiles using [code]gcc encrypt.c -o encrypt.exe[/code] nice and simple. As we haven’t extensively tested the Win port we can’t really say what will happen, but it seems ok.
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encrypt 0.6
The source code for the next release of encrypt is now available through subversion (details on the encrypt page). The code should be treated as an alpha release until we say otherwise.
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Bug Tracker
We’ve now setup a bug tracking system to assist with, … er, tracking bugs. At this time it does require registration to, not only submit bug reports, but view them too. This is a Joomla based feature.
