phpSec 0.2-beta released

I'm happy to announce that phpSec 0.2-beta has made it to the download page. It features mySQL support, better Yubikey integration and general awesomeness out of the box. So head on to the download page to get your own cup of security.

Worth reading

If you want to keep up with your jedi master you could read the following about the new features in the phpSec manual.

• Getting started.
• Configuring mySQL storage.
• Add Yubikey support to your site.
• Creating random stuff.

Full changelog

• phpsecPw::age() removed.
• Fixed call to error method in phpsecPw::check().
• [#43] Implemented PKCS7 padding in phpsecCrypt.
• [#62] Added phpsec::arrayCheck().
• [#63] Improved checking of json data passed to phpSec.
• [#51] phpsecPw now uses a binary salts.
• [#50] Session handler now uses a binary key to encrypt session data.
• [#42] Added mySQL support.
• Yubikey integration not considered experimental anymore.
  • [#48, #49] Improvements of the Yubikey integration.
  • [#75] Fixed: phpsecYubikey::getYubikeyId() could retrive wrong ID.
  • [#76] Fixed: phpsecYubikey::validOtp() to strict.
  • [#74] Fixed: phpsecYubikey::getResponse(): Number of attempts and timeout should be possible to configure.