StringBuffer -> StringBuilder and other modernizations - #20
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…ent. Efficiency is important because of the work required by this algorithm. - Added maven.compiler.source/target = 1.8 since that's the earliest still-maintained version of Java. - Added Maven enforcer plugin to be sure we are building with the latest defaults for Maven. - Upgraded Junit from 3.8.1 to 4.13.1 (the latest). - Added Changelog file
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I ended up using Password4j which is frequently maintained. |
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Thank you for adding a Maven project to https://github.com/djmdjm/jBCrypt
BCrypt needs to be efficient because it relies on "work" for security. If someone else can make a faster version, they can break your encryption more cheaply than you can make it. StringBuilder is a more efficient replacement for StringBuffer, so I wanted to make that change.
Using supported software is considered more secure than unsupported, so I moved us up to Java 8.
Added the Maven Enforcer plugin to make checking versions easier in the future.
Upgraded to the latest JUnit.
Added
CHANGELOG.mdand.gitignorefiles.Basically I wanted to update things as securely as possible while changing as little as possible. What do you think?