July 13, 2017
The LatchKey Password Vault application has been updated with some significant new changes. Among those are the following major changes:
The main key chain file format has been modified to include a header allowing the file to be moved from one computer to another. Prior versions were unable to load due to the location in which the password salt was stored.
The AES encryption algorithm code was rewritten to utilize to follow best practices for hash and input vector storage. Because of these changes, key-chain files from previous versions will not be readable.
The main window was modified to include a menu system for quickly accessing new features.
A key chain entries export to CSV (comma-separated value text file) feature was added.
An ability to create new key chain files as well as open different key chain files was added.
July 13, 2017
Greetings friends. The latest version of LatchKey Password Vault is now available for download.
WARNING: This release will cause your latchkey file to no longer function from previous versions as we’ve made major changes to the file format. Also, hashes are no longer stored for validation. You will be prompted for all validation methods (password, PIN, or Pattern) before an attempt to validate your entries is made through decryption. We feel this is a minor inconvenience for a major boost to program security.
To help with this transition we’ve now included a new feature for importing CSV files. The CSV export feature is already available
July 13, 2017
Well we’ve done it again. Packed a ton of new changes into a quick turnaround release. There’s just too much to talk about in one blog posting but needless to say you’ll see several changes to the interface as well as several new enhancements.
This release we focused on fine-tuning the interface features. The main screen now more customizable and we offer an ability to group entries as well as add additional custom attributes.
Get the latest version of LatchKey Password Vault and give these new features a try:
July 13, 2017
We’ve released LatchKey Password Vault 1.2.3. This is a hot-fix to update a critical bug that prevented LKF files created on one computer from being opened on another. This also fixes an issue with the entry editor form password field not removing the watermark on focus.
You can download the latest version of the software at:
July 13, 2017
We’ve been super busy fixing minor bugs and adding new features this week! Another update to LatchKey adding new features and fixing a few minor issues. In this release we added a new password generation tool that will quickly generate a random password matching password standards you define in settings. We’ve fixed a few bugs as well. Please be sure to download the latest version below:
July 13, 2017
Our latest release of LatchKey Password Vault fixes a bug we had on first-time users unable to load the program. We apologize for this mishap during our rush to get a fix out. This latest release of LatchKey comes with bug fixes but also new features. These include:
A new main window interface refresh provides a new toolbar and list styling
You can quickly copy your account information to the Windows clipboard by simply double-clicking on the account list.