Release 2.4.2

• Changed name for recovery dir to LOST+FOUND
• Fixed not returning null on unsupported attribute view (#131)
• Fixed NullPointerException when root filesystem path is used in fs operation (#132)
• Deprecated CryptoFileSystemProperties.PROPERTY_MASTERKEY_FILENAME

Release 2.4.1

• Fixed incorrect bytes being used to extend file when starting to write beyond EOF (#129)
• Increase data recoverability by storing a backup of the dirid inside every cipher directory (#113)

Release 2.4.0

Features

• Performance improvement: Instead of allocating byte arrays on every decryption/encryption operation new, use a pool of recyclable arrays (#125)

Release 2.3.1

Fixes

• Persisting a long filename adds null bytes after actual string in name.c9s (#121 )

Features

• extended shortened resource check to fix #121 and apply basic syntax check on content of name.c9s

Release 2.3.0

New Features:

• Backup vault config on every filesystem creation (#119)

Release 2.2.0

Extend backup functionality to allow any vault critical file to be backuped. (Kudos goes to @barthr)

Release 2.1.1

• allow reading vault config files signed with HS384 or HS512 #116

Release 2.1.0

Health Check API: Provides checks to anaylze the vault for structural problems (e.g. missing dir.c9rfiles) and for a restricted set of diagnosed problems fixes.

With the first release there are three checks:

• Directory Check: Checks for the existence of dir.c9r files and their corresponding directories
• Type Check: Checks for all cleatext file types needing several encrypted files if they are well formed
• Shortened Check: Checks for valid name shortening

For more info, check the org.cryptomator.cryptofs.health package.

Release 2.1.0-rc2

• updated to JDK 17

Release 2.1.0-rc1

• merged attr simplifications from develop