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Learn how to use the Cryptography pane to configure the SSH proxy, SSH MindTerm, and TLS ciphers that are used to secure connections for accessing devices. Use the options on the Configuration, Security, Cryptography pane to configure the SSH proxy, SSH MindTerm, and TLS ciphers that are used to secure connections for accessing devices.Configure SSH Proxy and SSH MindTerm Cipher OptionsDefault SSH algorithms that are shown on the SSH Proxy and SSH MindTerm tabs are listed in order of priority, balancing speed with security. However, to facilitate legacy target system management, not yet updated to secure encryption algorithms, the Cryptography panel provides options to configure older, vulnerable KEX/Ciphers/HMAC algorithms. The risk of downgrading PAM SSH encryption should be communicated to appropriate IT administrators in your organization. This risk is due to the impact on potential breach and non-compliance to standards and legislation such as PCI DSS, FISMA, etc. For FIPS mode PAM, the selection of algorithms is not automatically restricted for SSH. To maintain compliance, continue to use the default algorithms. You can only change SSH cipher options from a PAM server that is a member of the primary site in your cluster. (The SSH Proxy and SSH MindTerm tabs are hidden on members of secondary sites.) Changes may take one minute or longer to replicate, depending on network conditions. Additionally, making changes to a standalone node, then adding a new cluster member, does not replicate the changes.When a policy is configured to use the sftpsftpemb service, it needs one of the following Hash algorithms to be enabled in SSH Proxy: hmac-sha1,hmac-sha1-96,hmac-md5Navigate to Configuration, Security, Cryptography.Do the following steps on the SSH Proxy and SSH MindTerm tabs, as required: Determine the SSH security algorithms that are appropriate for your system. By default, the Default option is selected. The default algorithms in each category (Cipher, Hash, Key Exchange, Compression, and Server Host Key) are considered to provide appropriate security for SSH connections. Depending on the devices you use, you may need to define other algorithms that are not as secure. To select algorithms other than the defaults, deselect the Default option, and select the eye icon to the right of each text box. A window appears showing all the supported algorithms for each category. You can copy and paste the appropriate algorithms into the text box.Select Update when you have completed your selection.Enable or Disable TLS Cipher OptionsThe Super, Global Admin, or Configuration administrators can disable or enable cipher suites that are used by the PAM cryptography security settings. You choose the ciphers to use by selecting Configuration, Security, Cryptography, and then the TLS v1.2 Ciphers tab. By default, the list of ciphers you can select is determined by which type of certificate is currently configured under Configuration, Security, Certificates, and then the Set tab. For example, if your certificate uses ECDSA, the TLS v1.2 Ciphers tab displays selected ECDSA ciphers. Likewise, if you selected an RSA certificate, the TLS v1.2 Ciphers tab displays selected RSA ciphers. As an Admin, you

» Tools group):- MD5, CRC, SHA1, and SHA256 algorithms calculated and shown- Copy hash value from result dialog- Key mapping available- Command line support available: uedit64 /md5|/crc|/sha1|/sha256 - No file size limitationsNew options in file tabs context menu to sort file tabs by:- Name- Location- File extension- DateDialog overhaul to modernize settings and configs:- Apply / OK buttons removed where applicable- Obsolete settings and controls removedUnlimited bookmark support:- Set unlimited bookmarks in a file...even multi-GB files with hundreds of thousands of bookmarks- Greatly improved performance for toggling bookmarks and with Bookmark Viewer- New option "Bookmark matching lines" in Find dialog:- Automatically set bookmarks for all lines containing match (instead of using Find String List)- Find bookmarks are tracked and appear separately from standard bookmarks- Allows you to quickly and easily delete, cut, or copy all lines containing search string- Clear Find bookmarks (Home » Bookmarks sub-menu) while preserving manually set bookmarks- New option in function list context menu to avoid automatically expanding function- Support for horizontal scrolling via Shift + Mouse wheelUltraEdit 26.20.0.68 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.20.0.66 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.20.0.62 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.20.0.58 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.20.0.1 (64-bit)- Internal improvements for multi-segmented edit control- Progress bar (in status bar) for large parsing / edit operationsAbility to immediately cancel long-running operations via ESC, including:- Find / quick find- Replace- Macros- Goto- Ctrl + Home / Ctrl + End- File open cancel opening a huge file, or a large number of files- Convert CSV / fixed width- Convert tabs to spaces / spaces to tabs- Convert line ends / wrap- Reformat XML / JSON- Reindent / reformat- PrintUltraEdit 26.10.0.72 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.10.0.38 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.10.0.30 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionUltraEdit 26.10.0.14 (64-bit)- Various other fixes and improvementsGreatly improved performance:- Threaded Quick Find for greatly improved performance in large files- Faster scrolling and editing, especially in files with hidden lines- Better performance when word wrap is

Issues in the installer- Enhanced the speed of layout changes when reducing the number of document tabs- Added support for Stripe registration keys- Resolved a potential display issue with dialogs in the Free versionFixed:- Fixed a bug with the Sort Randomly command that could lead to a crash- Solved an issue where VBScript macros wouldn’t run if Option Explicit was the first line- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when splitting the window and searching all documents in a group- Addressed an issue preventing the copying of selected text in Binary (Hexadecimal View)- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash during replacements in Binary (Hexadecimal View)- Fixed the issue where the display layout could become distorted when centering a column in CSV modeEmEditor Professional 24.5.2 (64-bit)- Fixed the text and file drag-and-drop feature issues in version 24.5.1- Adjusted the toolbar and font size for titles during comparisonsEmEditor Professional 24.5.1 (64-bit)- Change log not available for this versionEmEditor Professional 24.5.0 (64-bit)- Many users depend on EmEditor for managing large files daily, so ensuring seamless opening, editing, and saving is essential. However, from versions v22.4.0 to v24.4.1, there was an issue where file sizes could increase when reopening large files (around 300MB or more) from certain hard drives, even though the first opening was fine. This was reported by a customer, and we appreciate his feedback and apologize for any inconvenience. This issue didn’t occur with fast hard drives like SSDs, but on slower drives with disk cache enabled, duplicate lines could appear. We fixed this in v24.4.2. In v24.5, we’ve added code to prevent such unknown issues by showing a message if there’s an internal file size inconsistency. Therefore, we strongly recommend all users update to v24.5.- Additionally, v24.5 introduces a new Verify command in the File menu. By selecting this command right after opening a file, you can save the current document as a temporary file and compare its size and SHA256 hash value with the original file.- The results are displayed in the File Verification Results dialog box, and you can copy the size and SHA256 hash value. Normally, the original and temporary files should match in size and hash value. However, discrepancies might occur if the original file contains NULL or invalid characters, or if there are hard drive or memory errors. For important files, please use the Verify command immediately after opening to ensure everything is correct.- We’ve also added an option in the File page of the Customize dialog box for automatic verification every time a file is loaded.- The new version (v24.5) also includes several other features, many of which were requested by users.- When dealing with large files, it can be