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openssl update to 1.0.1h #149
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Hi @PeterRosenberg, Thanks for the report, we will look into this. |
Thanks @developernotes for that. Any news? |
Not at this time, however we will update OpenSSL with our next release. |
Perfect, thank you. |
Hi |
Hi @modan75 It is difficult to say why your application crashed. Did you use the script provided within the repo to rebuild OpenSSL? Could you try using your build with the SQLCipher for Android test suite and let us know your results? |
Thank you very much, the problem was that I wasn't using the script provided within the repo to compile OpenSSL. Now it works with latest OpenSSL version 1.0.2 |
Hi @developernotes,@modan75 |
Hi @JgdshSeerm The latest release of SQLCipher for Android uses OpenSSL 1.0.2g, you can find out more information about the release here. |
When publishing an app using sqlcipher on Google Play, it complains, that the app contains an insecure openssl version what is located in the file libsqlcipher_android.so from sqlcipher.
Please update it to 1.0.1h to remove this security alert.
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