More on 1Password’s Components

Posted 2020-08-14 朝闻道

Stefan van As of 1Password fame sent me a more exhaustive list of the libraries and tools used in 1Password. I thought I would share it with everyone. He also recently started blogging about security, software development and Delphi.

Here is an overview of the 3rd party components used in 1Password:

• Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) — this is what powers 1Password inside Internet Explorer.
• Bonjour — this is what powers Wi-Fi Sync. (here is an unrelated Delphi
  implementation)
• ChilkatCrypt — this is what powers some of our crypto
• MS Crypto — this is the Pseudo Random Number Generator (PRNG)
• DISQLite — Some of 1Password’s features – such as Watchtower, for example – are utilizing SQLite. Because 1Password 4 is in Delphi 2007, we use DISQLite for that (today, it would be using FireDAC for that)
• dxgettext — this is used to localize 1Password. It works nicely with Crowdin, a localization project management platform
• GraphicEx and Graphics32 — this gives (alpha channel) transparency
• HyperString — super fast string handling routines. (no longer available)
• OpenSSL — this is what powers PBKDF2 (among other crypto routines)
• sgcWebSockets — The WebSockets are used with the Chrome and Firefox browser extensions
• StreamSec — another crypto library, mostly for SSL/TLS
• zlib and LibTar — for OS X-compatible compression routines

Also uses the following tools:

• EurekaLog — For diagnostics reporting
• FinalBuilder — For build management
• Inno Setup — The installation wizard

A lot of great tools and libraries there.

 

http://delphi.org/2016/06/1passwords-components/