2.0

• Jsign now requires Java 7 or higher
• Multiple signatures are now supported. New signatures can replace or be added to the previous ones.
• PKCS#11 hardware tokens are now supported.
• The signature algorithm can now be specified independently of the digest algorithm (contributed by Markus Kilås)
• Timestamping is attempted 3 times by default with a 10 seconds pause if an exception occurs (contributed by Erwin Tratar)
• Timestamping can now fail over to other services
• Private keys in PEM format are now supported (PKCS#1 and PKCS#8, encrypted or not)
• Upgraded BouncyCastle to 1.54 (contributed by Markus Kilås)
• Fixed the Accept header for RFC 3161 requests (contributed by Markus Kilås)
• Internal refactoring to share the code between the Ant task and the CLI tool (contributed by Michael Peterson)
• The code has been split into distinct modules (core, ant, cli).
• Jsign is now available as a plugin for Maven (net.jsign:jsign-maven-plugin) and Gradle
• The API can be used to sign in-memory files using a SeekableByteChannel

1.3

• The command line tool now supports HTTP proxies (contributed by Michael Szediwy)
• RFC 3161 timestamping services are now supported (contributed by Florent Daigniere)
• The digest algorithm now defaults to SHA-256
• The shaded dependencies are now relocated to avoid conflicts
• Added SHA-384 and SHA-512 checksums support
• SHA-2 is accepted as an alias for SHA-256

1.2

• Reduced the memory usage when signing large files
• Files over 2 GB are now supported
• Improved the thread safety

1.1

• Command line interface with bash completion for signing files (available as RPM and DEB packages)
• The keystore is no longer locked if the signing fails

1.0

• Initial release