Closes#5991Closes#3337 - Support fingerprint readers on Linux
Polkit allows for authentication of many means, including fingerprint scanning. Furthermore, a common interface for Quick Unlocking has been implemented, and has been replaced throughout to make implementing other quick unlock strategies easier.
Refactor QuickUnlock to use UUID stored in headers. This is a new feature using the KDBX 4 standard to store a randomly generated UUID in the public headers of the database. This enables identification of KDBX file without relying on path or filename and will eventually support persistent Quick Unlock.
* Fix#7892 - Pressing escape when the quick unlock prompt is shown will now go back to the main unlock dialog view.
* Fix#9030 - Quick unlock will be automatically invoked in the unlock dialog upon being shown.
* Fix#9554 - Quick unlock application setting will be updated every time the settings widget is shown instead of just on first launch.
* Show warning that quick unlock is not enabled if user cancels Windows Hello prompt. This should limit people thinking there is a security issue. Also improve documentation describing this behavior.
* Disable quick unlock in gui tests
Fixes#6190
Remove the advanced settings checkbox and replace with a dedicated tab widget interface to toggle between basic and advanced encryption settings.
Add a new propery autosaveDelay in Metadata of the db.
The property is saved in customData to not affect database structure as this setting is unique to keepasxc.
The propery sets delay to wait since last modification before saving.
Co-authored-by: jNullj <jNullj@users.noreply.github.com>
Enable buddy fields in group and entry edit pages
* Fixes#9060, you can now press Alt + [letter] to skip between fields on the group and entry edit pages.
* Move the expire checkbox to the right hand column and use the standard eye icon button for notes reveal. Only show notes reveal button if the hide notes setting is enabled.
Fix overflow of text in default auto-type sequence preview
* Fixes#9083
Add copy title shortcut (Ctrl + I)
* Closes#9109
Fix issues with menu actions being enabled incorrectly
Add accessibility description to password widget to explain how to hide/show passwords and open the generator
* Closes#9059
Add F6 shortcut to focus search
* Closes#9163
* Add configuration to hide TOTP in preview widget (shown by default).
* Retain the visibility of TOTP and other fields when the same entry remains selected in the preview panel.
* Fix disconnecting signals when switch entries / groups. This likely is going to fix crashes because we were compounding signals when focusing in on the main window.
* Fix#8952 - move translations for Cipher and KDF strings into evaluated code instead of globally defined code. The strings were being baked prior to the language being set resulting in only english being displayed.
The KeyCredentialManager::RequestCreateAsync call can fail because we can end up in a situation where Windows Hello is initially available but then becomes unavailable, such as during a remote desktop session. This commit prevents a crash by moving the call into the try-catch.
Fixes#7890
Also resets quick unlock if there is an unrecoverable error. This will not occur if the user merely canceled the Windows Hello dialog.
Supported key types are RSA, ECDSA and Ed25519.
Includes tests to compare writing out keys produce the exact same private key if read from OpenSSH format and tests against ssh-agent to ensure all no generated key is rejected.
* Fix detecting AES-256/GCM cipher, fixes#8964
When you generate a ssh key using the aes-256/gcm cipher, the cipher name in the keyfile includes an @openssh.com at the end.
* Use separate iv length for getting iv data, the assumption that the block size and iv size are equal does not hold for every cipher mode (e.g., GCM)
* Disable AES-256/GCM for now in ssh keys
Currently, the granularity for the botan gcm implementation is too large. To fix a problem with another algorithm in the library, they are multiplying
the blocksize, so by default the granularity is 64. This causes issues since the encrypted data in the key is only guaranteed to have a length that is a multiple of the block size (16).
currently, when keepassxc is not running, the command `keepassxc --lock` opens a new keepass window and blocks until the window is closed.
Especially in locking scripts this is rather unexpected and Ican't think of a case where someone explicitly starts keepass with --lock and wants this behaviour.
Rather --lock should always ensure, that there are no unlocked instances and exiting afterwards
