Well… sort of. I apologize that there hasn’t been much in the way of Cryptnos news lately, folks. Truth be told, there hasn’t been any news primarily because there hasn’t been anything newsworthy to report. When I started working on Cryptnos, I did so to scratch my own itch. I wanted a password manager where [...]
Recently, the following comment was made in the Android Market for Cryptnos for Android: Works as described, but I can’t select required parameters like: must be 6-8 characters, contain at least 2 letters and 2 numbers. I look upon this as a feature request, even though the commenter did not formally ask. That said, I [...]
Following on the update to the previous post, now I should announce that work is under way on version 1.1 for both Android and Windows. Actually, I think 1.1 for Windows is close to finished, but I’m not ready to release it quite yet. I want to get started on 1.1 for Android, test them [...]
One of the main goals I’ve always had for Cryptnos has been as much cross-platform compatibility as possible. As far as I can tell, so long as you always use the same text encoding on every platform, Cryptnos always generates the same password, regardless of whether you are using .NET, Android, or Java. That’s our [...]
I just wanted to make a quick post to announce that now that the .NET and Android versions are officially in the wild, I’ve started development on the Java version of Cryptnos. I’m not sure how long it will take to get to a usable beta. On one hand, I already have a good chunk [...]