aside from the addition of OpenSSL support a few other changes have been included:
- setEngine(), as added by petrich, is depricated (not that it was ever in trunk to begin with)
it has been replaced with isValidEngine() and setPreferredEngine().
- replace _generate_xor() with increment_str()
_increment_str() had extra functionality that wasn't being used. ie. it could concatenate
multiple successive string increments to one another automatically. but not only was that
functionality not used - it also made the function less versatile. _increment_str() can be
used more easily for iterative brute forcing (for example)
- rename Crypt_Base::_stringShift to Crypt_Base::_string_shift (for consistency)
- more expansive unit test coverage
- Crypt_* Some CS
- Crypt_Base: better comments for phpseclib developers
- Crypt_Base::_createInlineCryptFunction(): better namespace for
internal variables (all now prefixed with an underscore to avoid
conflicts)
- Base/Rijndael/AES: Comments updated.
- Base: removed __desctructor(). Re:
https://github.com/phpseclib/phpseclib/issues/107
- Base: setPassword() will use >= php-5.5's new (faster) hash_pbkdf2()
function if availalbe/possible. 100% compatible to the internal
implementation. Strong testet with all
hashes/iterations/lengths/ciphers.
- Rijndael: Runtime engine-switch: Will now use mcrypt (in case of
128/192/256-bit block/keys), if possible. Otherwise MODE_INTERNAL.
AES: Soucecode reducing. After all, now, AES.php is virtually nothing
other than a wrapper to Rijndael.php::new
Crypt_Rijndael()->setBlockLength(128). No different in speed or
functionality, but fixed block_size.
