Releases: TritonDataCenter/node-sshpk
Releases · TritonDataCenter/node-sshpk
v1.4.4
- Add support for leading whitespace in SSH keys parsed as
auto
format
v1.4.3
- Fix for whitespace in comments within
ssh
format keys (#1)
v1.4.2
- More robust handling of whitespace in SSH-format keys
- Improvements to
auto
format reader
- Nicer output format for
sshpk-conv -i
- Fix for
openssh
format not padding private keys correctly
v1.4.0
- Support for
auto
format (read-only)
- Can parse and produce ED25519 keys in the new OpenSSH private key format
- Added a commandline tool
sshpk-conv
for doing key conversion
v1.3.0
- Support for
PrivateKey
objects, including a createSign
to go with Key#createVerify
- Better performance when parsing or generating
pem
format keys
- Full support for
pkcs8
private keys of all types (previously only pkcs1
private keys were supported)
- Preliminary support for
pkcs1
public keys (standards are murky)
v1.2.1
- Add support for
Signature
objects, which can parse and convert between the asn.1 (OpenSSL) and OpenSSH wire format for signatures
- Avoid leaking any key material when
Key
objects are inspected or JSON-ified.
v1.0.4
- Better exception messages when providing invalid fingerprints to
parseFingerprint()
v1.0.3
- More fixes for node 0.8
- Detection of encrypted (password-protected) PEM private keys
v1.0.2
- Fixed up compatibility with node 0.8.0 and 0.10.0
- Change to using
tape
rather than tap
for testing
- Some small typos in README
v1.0.1
- Parsing can now be more efficient for formats like
ssh
if you give parseKey()
a String rather than a Buffer