15 Feb 2010 @ 8:50 PM 

A few days back I decided I should release an update including a new update platform to some of my old applications. Apparently I had deleted the source of my little class library that I used for these applications a while back, and had to do a binary search through my backup archives to find the latest version. While implementing the new update platform in one of these apps, BN+ Brute Force Hash Attacker, I did a bunch of high level refactoring, both in the app itself and the used library, and decided to put them both freely available on SourceForge. I also decided to make some changes to the interface of BN+ BFHA, and replace the usage of a C# library for BigInteger support with the stuff that comes natively with .Net framework 4.0. So basically, after having put this app on the shelve for about a year, here is a new version, which might very well be the final one for this app.

Changes in 1.2.0

* Replaced custom BigInteger class by native .Net 4.0 class.
* Replaced update platform with native ClickOnce deployment updater.
* Refactored code structure and reduced required assemblies to BN+ Framework core.
* Improved Help menu links.
* Fixed Import/Export issue.
* Redesigned about screen.

Downloads

Links

This is a screen shot of the previous version. This part of the interface is pretty much unchanged.

BN+ Brute Force Hash Attacker

I’m also planning to release the new version of my class library that’s used for this app, which I renamed to BN+ Library, in the near future :)

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Posted By: Jeroen De Dauw
Last Edit: 15 Feb 2010 @ 08:51 PM

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