Memory protection can be disabled using registry value "VeraCryptEnableMemoryProtection" under the key "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\veracrypt"
We also rename the variables gpbSha256CodeSignCertFingerprint and gpbSha256MSCodeSignCertFingerprint to gpbSha512CodeSignCertFingerprint and gpbSha512MSCodeSignCertFingerprint respectively to reflect the fact that they are actually SHA512 hash values and not SHA256 ones.
If an error happens, error message will be read from popen pipe and so
libpcsclite.so will not be found. This is the same outcome as when
stdout is empty.
When this option is enabled, we first build the list of currently inserted devices then we start listening to insertion events.
When a device insertion occurs, we check if this device is on our list and if yes, we ignore its insertion.
We also ignore devices whose Device ID starts with "SWD\" and "ROOT\" since these are not real devices.
Several enhancements implemented:
- replace CreateThread by _beginthreadex to avoid potential issues when using C runtime
- use an event to notify monitoring thread to stop instead of a volatile boolean
- perform switch to the regular desktop in the main thread and not in the secure desktop thread
The usage of /Y parameter in format.com simplifies the logic and makes the code robust since we don't need to send \n to the format.com process.
Specifying RemovableMedia parameter to FormatEx fixes its failure in Windows 10 and later to perform quick format. This is also more adequate since we are mounting the volume as removable media for the formatting process.
We also add better error management in order to display adequate error message to the user in case of failure
* Add basic strcture needed for EMV implementation
* Add demo EMV functionality with C code pasted in a very dirty and unsafe way. NOT FINAL
* Refactor IccExtractor Structure
* Fix Makefile
* fix include file
* move global variables from h to c
* revert to memcpy
* fix icc data recovery functions
* Add EMV functionalities on windows
* Make EMVToken structures like SecurityToken
* Define constants instead of hard coded values
* Token structures created with inheritance
* refactor TokenKeyfile to use inherit. + polymor.
* add Token.h + Token.cpp in modules in VS2010
* Add a comment at each use of SecurityToken class or objects
* SecurityTokenKeyfilesDialog preparation
* Implemennt GetAvailableTokens in Token class on windows
* merge
* up (patching for Windows)
* foreach Token.cpp corrected
* Display EMV keyfiles on first window in graphic interface
* Add token to Windows UI
* EMVToken selection on OKButton on Linux
* Keyfile.cpp optimization
* Move getKeyfileData in the token class
* EMV::Token GetAvailableKeyfiles() base
* Move getKeyfileData in the token class on unix
* Remove test comments
* Warnings resolved
* RemoveeSecurityTokenLibraryNotInitialized exception if at least one emv token is detected
* Adding new files
* Remove old files and add the new version to the windows project
* Change make_shared to shared_ptr constructor
* IccExtractor integration working on linux
* Throwing card not EMV execption
* catch error when not EMV type in EMVToken::GetAvailableKeyfiles
* Change types to compile on windows
* list all keyfiles, security keyfiles and emv keyfiles in command line
* Change type to be coherent and remove old todo comments
* Remove todo comments
* Change indentation and resolve a bug from previous commit
* Use polymorphism for GetKeyfileData and add export option for EMVTokens on Linux
* Linux : Allow to export EMV Tokens in command lines, Windows : Disable the delete button when EMV Keyfiles are selected
* Remove SlotId from TokenInfo as it is already in Token
* Correct errors on Linux
* Disable delete option if one EMV Token is selected on Linux
* Fix bug enabling delete button if nothing is selected
* emv data used as reference then burnt
* use of normal files in linux corrected
* help updated
* help updated for export functionnality
* option EMV added to graphic interface but not yet working
* Bug fix : Allow to use multiple EMV on windows
* EMV Option added to UserPreferences
* EMV Option working for Linux
* EMV option added to Windows (not working yet)
* [NOT TESTED] EMV option for Windows
* Working EMV option on Windows
* EMV Option for data extraction working for volume creation
* EMV Option for data extraction working for Mount
* EMV Option for data extraction working for mounting favorites volumes
* EMV Option for extraction working for Changing volume password, Set Derivation Key Algorithm and Add or remove keyfile from volume
* Windows : re-checking EMV Option when getting data
* Removing error catches in the IccDataExtractor classe (It only throws error now). Changing GetPan signature to resemble the other functions signatures more
* Changing EMV errors
- Only throwing ICCExtractionException from outside of the ICC module.
- Catching all TLVExceptions and PCSCExceptions to throw the right ICCExtractionException
- Deleting APDU exceptions.
* First version of the documentation
* Adding function pointers for winscard library (but it crashes VeraCrypt)
* Debugging function pointers
* The import of the library on windows work as expected now
* Reverting EMVToken.cpp changes used to test to library import
* Searching for the System32 path instead of hard codding it
* Fixing the bug were VeraCrypt crashes if there is no readers when "add Token files" is clicked
* Winscard library not initialized in object constructor anymore to delay it after EMVOption check
* Remove winscard lib from windows dependencies
* Properly displaying errors
* Adding a dot in Language.xml
* Catching TLVException
* Removing unused code
* Remove unusefull comments
* Trying to fix 0x1f error
* Update IccDataExtractor.cpp
* Delete History.xml
* Fix get data without get pan
* Cleanup code
* changes for linux compilation but linking not working
* error handling for linux
* erasing emv data
* Burn PAN
* Burn PAN from memory
* Uncomment selfcheck before merging master
* burn corrected
* EMV errors handling for Linux
* EMV working for Linux CLI
* Doc : Winscard Linux package and VeraCrypt versions
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We write a zeroed sector every 128 MiB, leaving other sectors untouched
This helps users visualize the progress of actual file creation while forcing Windows to allocate the disk space of each 128 MiB chunk immediately, otherwise, Windows would delay the allocation until we write the backup header at the end of the volume which would make the user think that the format process has stalled after progress bar reaches 100%.
