Releases: PeculiarVentures/fortify-releases
v2.0.3
Features
- PIN re-authentication: Added a new dialog to support a PIN re-authentication prompt. #17
- Updated analytics to Google Analytics: Replaced Mixpanel with Google Analytics for improved data tracking.
- Polish localization: Added Polish localization for application. #16
- Firefox Provider Enhancements: Added a check to verify if a cryptographic module can be initialized and handle slot limits with a new constant.
Fixes
- Fixed config file overwrite issue: Addressed a critical problem where incomplete overwrites led to corrupted configuration data, causing startup issues.
v2.0.2
Features
- Tools Console Application: A new console application named Tools has been created for managing SSL certificates for Fortify.
- German installer: Modify the MSI installer to include German as a language option
- Telemetry and Updates Configuration: Added options to the MSI installer for configuring telemetry and update settings.
- Advanced Installer Mode: Enhanced the MSI installer with an Advanced Mode option, providing additional configuration during installation.
- PCSC Logic and Error Handling: Updated the PCSC handling logic by removing the unused CardReader service, reducing log output. Also improved the error window display logic for PCSC-related issues.
Fixes
- Yubico Token Management: Resolved an issue with adding/removing Yubico tokens from a slot by updating webcrypto-local dependencies.
- Localhost Authorization: Fixed an issue where authorization failed on localhost for Fortify tools.
- Duplicate NSS Providers: Addressed a bug that caused duplicate Firefox NSS providers.
- MacOS Visibility: Fixed a bug where Fortify was not detected by the native macOS screenshot utility.
v2.0.1
Features
- Virus Detection Issue: Resolved the false positive virus detection that was affecting the Fortify application.
v2.0.0
Features
- Update
electron
dependency totauri
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Enhanced Performance: Tauri's architecture is designed for optimal performance, leveraging Rust's memory safety and efficiency. This translates to faster startup times, smoother user experiences, and reduced resource consumption compared to Electron.
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Compact Bundles: Tauri's reliance on system libraries results in smaller bundle sizes for Fortify, unlike Electron's bulkier packages that include Chromium. This saves disk space and reduces bandwidth consumption during deployment and updates.
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Enhanced Security: Tauri's Rust-based approach offers superior memory safety guarantees, reducing vulnerabilities and providing a more secure environment for Fortify users. Its sandboxing mechanisms confine malicious code, protecting user data and the application's integrity.
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- Added support for ukrainian language.
Other Changes
- Update
@webcrypto-local/*
dependency to1.8.0
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Prebuild binaries
Prebuild binaries for the Fortify