Update README with TitanCrypt Engine integration details#2
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Added integration announcement for TitanCrypt Engine in SecureArchive.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds an integration announcement section to the README documenting that TitanCrypt Engine is now integrated into SecureArchive, providing details about the encryption features, release information, and links to the SecureArchive project.
- Added new "Integration Announcement" section highlighting TitanCrypt Engine's integration with SecureArchive
- Included security features list (AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2-SHA-512, container integrity, etc.)
- Added release information and repository links for SecureArchive v1.0.1/v1.0.0
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| > SecureArchive v1.0.1 | ||
| 🔗 [RELEASE](https://github.com/bylickilabs/SecureArchive/releases/download/v1.0.1/v1.0.1.rar) | ||
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| > Source Repository v1.0.0: |
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Version mismatch between release version and source repository version. The release is listed as v1.0.1 but the source repository is listed as v1.0.0. These versions should typically match, or the discrepancy should be explained.
| > Source Repository v1.0.0: | |
| > Source Repository v1.0.1: |
| > TitanCrypt Engine now powers the secure container functionality of SecureArchive. | ||
| - delivering real-world encryption for production environments, backed by continuous development from BYLICKILABS. | ||
| - “Same engine. More security. Ready for deployment.” |
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[nitpick] Inconsistent formatting: This blockquote is mixing blockquote syntax with bullet points and nested indentation in an unclear way. Line 42 starts with a bullet point inside a blockquote at line 41, and line 43 is further nested. Consider using consistent markdown formatting throughout this section to improve readability.
| > TitanCrypt Engine now powers the secure container functionality of SecureArchive. | |
| - delivering real-world encryption for production environments, backed by continuous development from BYLICKILABS. | |
| - “Same engine. More security. Ready for deployment.” | |
| > - TitanCrypt Engine now powers the secure container functionality of SecureArchive. | |
| > - delivering real-world encryption for production environments, backed by continuous development from BYLICKILABS. | |
| > - “Same engine. More security. Ready for deployment.” |
Added integration announcement for TitanCrypt Engine in SecureArchive.