Dhiru Kholia

No real technical information (e.g. KDF, file layout) is available on those links (or on the internet?). This task will likely involve non-trivial amount of reverse engineering work.

One of the products supporting this stuff, `Kaspersky PURE 3.0`, was EOL'ed in 2016.

Thanks for this information. Since, it is a relatively obscure proprietary file format, I don't think that anyone will volunteer to add such support anytime soon.

What about the details of the file format, KDF (key derivation function), and the password verifier involved? Someone would need to reverse-engineer all these low-level exact details. Without such work,...

Here are some [sample KeePass databases](https://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper/files/1109234/KeePass.New.Samples.zip) for testing.

ChaCha20 support is done. Argon2 stuff needs work.

Steps for building KeePass under Linux. Tested on Fedora 25. ``` Install monodevelop package Download and extract KeePass-2.36-Source.zip cd Build sh PrepMonoDev.sh cd .. xbuild /p:TargetFrameworkVersion="v4.5" ```

What about users on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS?

This is not an appropriate change for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS users. ``` $ sudo aptitude install qemu-system The following NEW packages will be installed: qemu-system qemu-system-mips{a} qemu-system-misc{a} qemu-system-ppc{a} qemu-system-s390x{a} qemu-system-sparc{a}...

I will update the GPU passthrough notes in the repository soon.