Fixed silent data loss at the 8 KiB output-buffer boundary. Encrypting a payload of about 8 KB (7992 to 8192 bytes) produced a truncated ciphertext that could not be decrypted, and decrypting a file whose final chunk was exactly 8 KiB (for example, a 73728-byte plaintext) returned truncated plaintext. Both reported success. Ciphertexts of about 8 KB that were created with 0.1.0 may be unrecoverable; decrypt-and-compare any you rely on.
Error messages now describe the failure that happened. Previously a failure could report the message of an earlier, unrelated operation.
Identity files are read, parsed, and scrubbed in native code.
Previously the secret key lines passed through readLines(),
which kept them in R’s global string cache for the rest of the
session.
The vendored ‘agec’ library is updated to version 1.0.0. Headers are now parsed more strictly, as the age specification requires: stanzas with malformed bodies are rejected, including those of unrecognized types.
The payload nonce counter now spans all 11 bytes that the age specification defines, and a counter overflow is reported instead of reusing a nonce. No reachable payload size is affected.
The native code no longer leaks internal buffers, or leaves a decoded secret on the stack, when an operation fails part way.