- Did you know BigNumber quietly assumes every byte array it gets is little-endian, even though openssl bignums use big-endian? Now you do!
- In entirely unrelated news, make the above behavior explicit through a default-true boolean, same as existing GetBytes derivatives.
- Also, if you are in the enlightened openssl 1.1 crowd, there's no more endian wrangling involved, because openssl now does all of that for us. Progress!
- Fix a handful of 1/256 bugs with most significant byte zero in BigNumber
- Get rid of (most of) the C-style arrays in authserver
- CryptoRandom as a unified source for cryptographic randomness
- Bring our other crypto APIs into 2020
- BigNumber usability improvements
- Authserver is now actually readable as a result of all of the above
- Proper management commands (.account 2fa)
- Secrets can now be encrypted (set TOTPTokenSecret in .conf)
- Secret now stored in binary
- Argon2 and AES primitives
- Base32/64 support
