cryptacular 1.2.5-1 source package in Ubuntu
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cryptacular (1.2.5-1) unstable; urgency=medium * Initial release (Closes: #1032050) -- Joseph Nahmias <email address hidden> Sun, 26 Feb 2023 22:39:51 -0500
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| Series | Published | Component | Section | |
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| Mantic | release | universe | misc |
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| cryptacular_1.2.5-1.dsc | 3.7 KiB | fd8afb3b2cfe3a5012dfb7545e40fa8bb340a2c9d9379ff159ebfd7a646d249b |
| cryptacular_1.2.5.orig.tar.gz | 169.5 KiB | b0ff3b9ffec16ba6282d8271bfa2cf31c2e8c4f703de4d67d63079de1609a195 |
| cryptacular_1.2.5-1.debian.tar.xz | 3.4 KiB | e6050f2e4baf2a1156f06edaad975142d973071fa954cccf8c763b8d6aa0cb34 |
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Binary packages built by this source
- libcryptacular-java: high level, general purpose Java cryptographic library
General-purpose Java cryptograhic library, which complements the Bouncy
Castle libraries, that has the following design goals:
.
* Flexible JCE provider. Prefers the Bouncy Castle Java Provider, but
can fall back to other providers defined in the environment for
algorithms not implemented by BC.
* Ease of use for common cryptographic operations. A one liner
highlights this well; the following prints the MD5 hash of a password
as a string of HEX characters:
System.out.println( new MD5().digest( passBytes, new HexConverter()));
* Convenient and performant handling of cryptographic operations on
large data streams.
* Support for base-64 and hexadecimal encoding of ciphertext input/output.
* Support for I/O operations on cryptographic primitives including
generating and writing symmetric encryption keys, public/private key
pairs, and X.509 certificates. Both PEM and DER encoding is handled
conveniently.
* Command line interface for each class of cryptographic operation
(digest, symmetric encryption, public-key encryption, message signing,
etc). A command line interface for keystore operations is also
included, which is notable as it supports features above and beyond
the Java keytool utility.
.
It is important to note that no cryptographic algorithms are implemented;
Bouncy Castle provides all cryptographic algorithms where required.
- libcryptacular-java-doc: high level, general purpose Java cryptographic library - documentation
General-purpose Java cryptograhic library, which complements the Bouncy
Castle libraries, that has the following design goals:
.
* Flexible JCE provider. Prefers the Bouncy Castle Java Provider, but
can fall back to other providers defined in the environment for
algorithms not implemented by BC.
* Ease of use for common cryptographic operations. A one liner
highlights this well; the following prints the MD5 hash of a password
as a string of HEX characters:
System.out.println( new MD5().digest( passBytes, new HexConverter()));
* Convenient and performant handling of cryptographic operations on
large data streams.
* Support for base-64 and hexadecimal encoding of ciphertext input/output.
* Support for I/O operations on cryptographic primitives including
generating and writing symmetric encryption keys, public/private key
pairs, and X.509 certificates. Both PEM and DER encoding is handled
conveniently.
* Command line interface for each class of cryptographic operation
(digest, symmetric encryption, public-key encryption, message signing,
etc). A command line interface for keystore operations is also
included, which is notable as it supports features above and beyond
the Java keytool utility.
.
It is important to note that no cryptographic algorithms are implemented;
Bouncy Castle provides all cryptographic algorithms where required.
.
This package installs the javadoc documentation.
