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Changelog

All notable changes to the Device Fingerprinting Library will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[2.1.3] - 2025-10-26

Updated

  • Upgraded pqcdualusb to version 0.15.5 for latest post-quantum crypto improvements
  • Updated pip to version 25.3 to fix CVE-2025-8869 security vulnerability
  • Enhanced AntiTampering class to use cryptographically secure random keys instead of hardcoded defaults

Security

  • Fixed hardcoded credential vulnerability in AntiTampering class
  • Resolved dependency security issue with pip tarfile extraction
  • Improved admin authentication flow validation
  • All security audits pass with no critical vulnerabilities

Maintenance

  • Confirmed compatibility with latest pqcdualusb API changes
  • All 14 test cases continue to pass
  • No breaking changes to public API

[1.0.0] - 2025-09-05

Added

  • Initial release of Device Fingerprinting Library
  • DeviceFingerprintGenerator class for basic device identification
  • AdvancedDeviceFingerprinter class with multiple fingerprinting methods
  • Three fingerprinting algorithms: Basic, Advanced, and Quantum-Resistant
  • Cross-platform support for Windows, Linux, and macOS
  • Hardware component detection (CPU, MAC address, machine ID)
  • SHA3-512 quantum-resistant cryptographic hashing
  • Token binding and verification functionality
  • Privacy-aware design with automatic hashing
  • Comprehensive error handling and fallback mechanisms
  • Zero external dependencies (pure Python standard library)
  • Complete test suite with 100% code coverage
  • Professional documentation and examples

Security Features

  • Quantum-resistant cryptography using SHA3-512
  • Constant-time comparison for security token verification
  • Privacy protection through hashing of sensitive hardware data
  • Secure fallback mechanisms for edge cases

Platform Support

  • Windows: WMIC integration for UUID and CPU ID detection
  • Linux/Unix: Machine ID file reading from /etc/machine-id
  • Cross-platform: MAC address, system info, processor details
  • Graceful degradation when hardware access is limited

API Features

  • Simple basic API for quick integration
  • Advanced API with detailed results and confidence scoring
  • Legacy compatibility functions for existing codebases
  • Token binding for security applications
  • Fingerprint stability verification

[Unreleased]

Planned

  • Performance optimizations for large-scale deployments
  • Additional hardware component detection
  • Advanced tamper detection capabilities
  • Integration examples for popular frameworks
  • CLI tool for system administrators