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- update to 3.18.0:

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* Added support for DER BOOLEAN encodings.
  * The library now compiles on Windows ARM64. Thanks to Niyas
    Sait.
  * Resolved issues
  * GH#722: ``nonce`` attribute was not correctly set for
    XChaCha20_Poly1305 ciphers. Thanks to Liam Haber.
  * GH#728: Workaround for a possible x86 emulator bug in Windows
    for ARM64.
  * GH#739: OID encoding for arc 2 didn't accept children larger
    than 39. Thanks to James.
  * Correctly check that the scalar matches the point when
    importing an ECC private key.

- update to 3.17.0:
  * Added support for the Counter Mode KDF defined in SP 800-108
    Rev 1.
  * Reduce the minimum tag length for the EAX cipher to 2 bytes.
  * An RSA object has 4 new properties for the CRT coefficients:
    ``dp``, ``dq``, ``invq`` and ``invq`` (``invp`` is the same
    value  as the existing ``u``).
  * GH#526: improved typing for ``RSA.construct``.
  * GH#534: reduced memory consumption when using a large number
    of cipher objects.
  * GH#598: fixed missing error handling for
    ``Util.number.inverse``.
  * GH#629: improved typing for ``AES.new`` and the various
    mode-specific types it returns. Thanks to Greg Werbin.
  * GH#653: added workaround for an alleged GCC compiler bug
    that affected Ed25519 code compiled for AVX2.

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Thu Jun 1 10:13:08 UTC 2023 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 3.18.0:
* Added support for DER BOOLEAN encodings.
* The library now compiles on Windows ARM64. Thanks to Niyas
Sait.
* Resolved issues
* GH#722: ``nonce`` attribute was not correctly set for
XChaCha20_Poly1305 ciphers. Thanks to Liam Haber.
* GH#728: Workaround for a possible x86 emulator bug in Windows
for ARM64.
* GH#739: OID encoding for arc 2 didn't accept children larger
than 39. Thanks to James.
* Correctly check that the scalar matches the point when
importing an ECC private key.
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Mon Mar 27 09:18:25 UTC 2023 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 3.17.0:
* Added support for the Counter Mode KDF defined in SP 800-108
Rev 1.
* Reduce the minimum tag length for the EAX cipher to 2 bytes.
* An RSA object has 4 new properties for the CRT coefficients:
``dp``, ``dq``, ``invq`` and ``invq`` (``invp`` is the same
value as the existing ``u``).
* GH#526: improved typing for ``RSA.construct``.
* GH#534: reduced memory consumption when using a large number
of cipher objects.
* GH#598: fixed missing error handling for
``Util.number.inverse``.
* GH#629: improved typing for ``AES.new`` and the various
mode-specific types it returns. Thanks to Greg Werbin.
* GH#653: added workaround for an alleged GCC compiler bug
that affected Ed25519 code compiled for AVX2.
* GH#658: attribute ``curve`` of an ECC key was not always
the preferred curve name, as it used to be in v3.15.0
(independently of the curve name specified when generating
the key).
* GH#637: fixed typing for legacy modules ``PKCS1_v1_5`` and
``PKCS1_PSS``, as their ``verify()`` returned a boolean.
* GH#664: with OCB mode, nonces of maximum length (15 bytes)
were actually used as 14 bytes nonces.
After this fix, data that was encrypted in past using the
(default) nonce length of 15 bytes can still be decrypted
by reducing the nonce to its first 14 bytes.
* GH#705: improved typing for ``nonce``, ``iv``, and ``IV``
parameters of cipher objects.
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Tue Dec 6 13:19:32 UTC 2022 - Yogalakshmi Arunachalam <yarunachalam@suse.com>