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Security software should evolve. Attackers certainly do. With that philosophy in mind, I’m proud to announce the release of The CodeBook System V8.0.0, a significant security-focused upgrade from V7.0.0. While this update is not strictly required, it is strongly recommended for all users who care about long-term data protection. Let’s walk through what’s new, what’s […]
We have worked hard to enhance the security of the application, and reconfigured how the CodeBooks work! This new release, V7, is now available for Windows, Linux (Fedora and Debian install packages available), macOS, and Android systems (can be downloaded here, or better yet from Google Play store), with iOS coming as soon as Apple […]
I finally fixed one of my Linux boxes up and running and compiled and tested the CodeBook System on it! All is good! You can now download a Debian Linux package installer (deb) or a Fedora Linux installer (rpm) from our Downloads page! This release can be used for either a Manager License or a […]
We are happy to announce that we have done some significant work behind the curtain to improve the CodeBook management as well as over all security within the application. Today we release V6.0 of the Android CBClient App, Windows GUI app and macOS GUI app! As soon as our hardware issues are resolved on […]
The documentation for The CodeBook System for Windows, Linux and macOS is currently down as we rewrite it for the current GUI release of the product. The documents will come back on line, hopefully over the next couple of days as we get them updated and correct! Please bear with us! Related PostsWhitepaper on […]
