SQLCipher

SQLCipher is an open source extension to SQLite that provides transparent 256-bit AES encryption of database files by @TeamZetetic

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You can reach us on Twitter, find discussions for @sqlcipher at https://t.co/glizMA57ow , and email at [email protected]

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SQLCipher for Android 4.5.2 now available with a revised API providing optimized support for concurrent database access, drastic performance improvements, API simplification, and codebase modernization. https://t.co/9JO5uv21UJ

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#SQLCipher for Android identified today at #GoogleIO in the Google Play presentation covering the SDK Index: https://t.co/VTZ7h8RMqh

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#SQLCipher For Android Refresh (Beta) announced: https://t.co/xbrYCmt97P

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SQLCipher 4.5.0 released with important upgrade considerations: https://t.co/t2ONscFfgT

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SQLCipher 4.4.2 now available: improvements to error handling, integrity check, and new Apple silicon (arm64) support! https://t.co/5jdHNHk7Ri

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SQLCipher 4.4.1 released with a SQLite 3.33.0 baseline. New benchmark and performance test extension for all Commercial and Enterprise customers. More information here: https://t.co/w1A2ZJD5YK

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@editor_clip yes, we have builds of SQLCipher for a large number of platforms, including many different Windows targets. Reach out to us directly at [email protected], we'd be happy to help.

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SQLCipher 3.4.1 released: https://t.co/16bAoQWSrO

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@nbevans thanks for the heads up about that, we'll have a fix included in the next public release of SQLCipher.

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@nbevans thanks for the follow-up, we are happy to hear SQLCipher wasn't the cause and you were able to resolve the issue.

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@nbevans care to discuss further? We'd be happy to help. Post what you're doing here (https://t.co/lwv92fjZZT) and we can have a further look. Thanks!

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@sqlitebrowser Unfortunately 3.31.1 is not a safe baseline for SQLCipher. It has an issue which can cause undefined behavior & crashes. The changes between 3.31.0 and 3.31.1 shouldn't impact most applications so will skip 3.31.1 and move directly to 3.32 when it is released.

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SQLCipher 4.4.0 now available, details about the release can be found here: https://t.co/Kwqg2dPHm0

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SQLCipher 4.2.0 now available: https://t.co/p7ERpjlXyO

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SQLCipher 4.1.0 has been released: https://t.co/tOKvwAPlgb

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@LeandroPompa1 would you please post the details of the issue to https://t.co/9J8XM02gY8? Thanks!

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SQLCipher 4.0.1 now available with fix for Magellan vulnerability: https://t.co/p3EnrtvJ6J

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SQLCipher 4.0.0 released with major security and performance improvements, more details here: https://t.co/pWE9zZpPm3

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@Ankitthakur If you are observing performance issues with @sqlcipher you should check out these performance optimization tips https://t.co/jhAeCdSOrZ

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SQLCipher 3.4.2 released, more details here: https://t.co/jtTwPiTTU3