1.0.2

• Fixed: Unprotect-CString error handling fails when encryption fails.

1.0.1

• Fixed: Protect-CString incorrectly marked as a filter instead of a function.
• Fixed: Protect-CString and Unprotect-CString failed to handle encryption exceptions.

1.0.0

Upgrade Instructions

If upgrading from Carbon 2, you should do the following:

• Get-CCertificate and Install-CCertificate no longer accept plaintext passwords. Ensure the value passed to the
  Password parameter of the Get-CCertificate and Install-CCertificate functions is a [securestring].
• Install-CCertificate no longer installs a certificate if it is already installed. Add a -Force switch to all
  usages of Install-CCertificate where you need existing certificates to be replaced.
• Install-CCertificate no longer returns the installed certificate. Add a -PassThru switch to all usages of
  Install-CCertificate where your code expects a return value.
• Unprotect-CString now returns decrypted text as a [securestring]. Add the -AsPlainText to use the old behavior
  and get back a plain text string. Remove the -AsSecureString parameter if you were previously requesting a secure
  string.

Changes

• Migrated Convert-CSecureStringToString from Carbon.
• Convert-CSecureStringToString now accepts piping in secure strings.
• Migrated Get-CCertificate, Install-CCertificate, and Uninstall-CCertificate from Carbon.
• Changed the Password parameter on the Get-CCertificate and Install-CCertificate functions to be a
  [securestring]. Plain text passwords are no longer allowed.
• Install-CCertificate no longer installs a certificate if it is already installed. Use the new -Force switch to
  always re-install a certificate.
• Install-CCertificate no longer always returns the installed certificate. If you want the certificate returned, use
  the new -PassThru switch.
• The Get-CCertificate function's default parameter set is now loading a certificate by path and you no longer have
  to explicitly provide the -Path parameter.
• The Unprotect-CString function now returns the decrypted text as a [securestring] by default instead of a
  [String]. Use the -AsPlainText switch to get a plain text string back (not recommended).