See releasenotes for 1.69 for details to turn it on if required.Ĭhange Warning (users of 1.52 or earlier): The PEM Parser now returns an X509TrustedCertificate block when parsing an openssl trusted certificate, the new object was required to allow the proper return of the trusted certificate's attribute block. You will find you will need to add the bcutil jar to the class path if you are using the other BC APIs.Ĭhange Warning (users of 1.68 or earlier): The BKS-V1 KeyStore format is now disabled by default. Packaging Change (users of 1.68 or earlier): BC 1.69 introduced a new jar, bcutil-*.jar, which is a collection of classes which do not need to be in the JCE provider jar, but are used by the other APIs.
For earlier JVMs, or containers/applications that cannot cope with multi-release jars, you should now use the jdk15to18 jars. Packaging Change (users of 1.70 or earlier): BC 1.71 changed the jdk15on jars to jdk18on so the base has now moved to Java 8. If you have issues with multi-release jars see the jdk15to18 release jars below. They are also multi-release jars so do support some features that were introduced in Java 9, Java 11, and Java 15. The jdk18on jars are compiled to work with anything from Java 1.8 up. jdk15 is not quite as unambiguous as it was. Java Version Details With the arrival of Java 15. The latest version of the Grain128AEAD has also been added to the lightweight API and the CMP support classes have been updated to reflect the latest version of the draft RFC "Lightweight Certificate Management Protocol (CMP) Profile."įurther details on other additions and bug fixes can be found in the release notes file accompanying the release. The BCJSSE also now has TLS 1.3 enabled by default. Bug fixes include an issue with the construction of multi-document evidence records and an occasional error in GCMSIV tag calculation. Other changes include the addition of Argon2 support for OpenPGP, performance improvements for OpenPGP CRC24 calculator, support for TLS raw public keys (RFC 7250) and an algorithm/keysize constraints framework has been added via the CryptoServicesRegistrar object. An implementation of SIKE is also included (for research purposes only).
The finalist SPHINCS+ has also been updated to its latest submission and Haraka support has been added. This is release is primarily a feature release, the post-quantum algorithm set has been further expanded and now includes NIST finalists Kyber, Dilithium, Falcon, as well as the Round 3/4 candidates BIKE, HQC, NTRU, NTRU Prime, and Picnic in the BCPQC provider. Latest Java Releases Release 1.72 is now available for download.
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