New feature: Key can be entered from the STDIN and not need to be passed in from the arguments.

When the new -K option is used, you will be asked to enter your Key. Previously the key was provided in the command arguments, where it could have been saved in plain text in the terminal command history, along with the command itself.

Note: The old option -k (small k) is still supported.

Bug Fix: Output Incompatability fixed between Linux and Windows.

This is a new release with fixes Issues #1 and #2.

Note: This breaks backward compatibility in Windows. So files encrypted in Windows using an older version, cannot be decrypted correctly using this latest version.

Runs cross platform in Linux and Windows.

V1.1.2

Runs in Microsoft Windows

1.1.1

v1.1.1

hotfix: -D now can be used with decryption also