Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install directly through the WordPress plugins screen.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
- Add the shortcode [w3mypq_short] to any page or post where you want the vault tool to appear.
- Use this tool to generate keys, encrypt files, and share them securely with others. You can also use it for personal storage by encrypting files on your local drive.
- Customize the design: For safe customization, copy the folder w3mypq-custom (found inside the plugin) into your main /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Edit the files (w3mypq.css and w3mypq_body.html) within /wp-content/plugins/w3mypq-custom/ to use your own CSS and HTML.
- Note to customize: The plugin automatically checks for these 2 custom files; if they are found (w3mypq.css and w3mypq_body.html) within /wp-content/plugins/w3mypq-custom/, they will be served; otherwise, the defaults will be used. This ensures your changes are not overwritten during plugin updates.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release with ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and AES-GCM support.
- Support for local browser-based encryption.
- Version 1.0 only support Php server limit. Do not offer actually upload of big files. Support for very large file uploads is not yet available.
- Version 1.0 is available for all registered users and guests. It does not currently distinguish between user groups for encryption permissions (however, you could restrict access by placing the shortcode on a protected page).