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# node-http-signature changelog
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## 1.1.1
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- Version of dependency `assert-plus` updated: old version was missing
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some license information
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- Corrected examples in `http_signing.md`, added auto-tests to
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automatically validate these examples
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## 1.1.0
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- Bump version of `sshpk` dependency, remove peerDependency on it since
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it now supports exchanging objects between multiple versions of itself
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where possible
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## 1.0.2
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- Bump min version of `jsprim` dependency, to include fixes for using
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http-signature with `browserify`
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## 1.0.1
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- Bump minimum version of `sshpk` dependency, to include fixes for
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whitespace tolerance in key parsing.
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## 1.0.0
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- First semver release.
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- #36: Ensure verifySignature does not leak useful timing information
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- #42: Bring the library up to the latest version of the spec (including the
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request-target changes)
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- Support for ECDSA keys and signatures.
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- Now uses `sshpk` for key parsing, validation and conversion.
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- Fixes for #21, #47, #39 and compatibility with node 0.8
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## 0.11.0
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- Split up HMAC and Signature verification to avoid vulnerabilities where a
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key intended for use with one can be validated against the other method
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instead.
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## 0.10.2
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- Updated versions of most dependencies.
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- Utility functions exported for PEM => SSH-RSA conversion.
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- Improvements to tests and examples.
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