Send login details, API keys and other secrets without putting them in plain text in an email, Slack message or text. They're encrypted in your browser and the link self-destructs after it's read.
They were encrypted in the sender's browser and only this link can unlock them. Copy what you need now: if the link was set to burn after reading, it won't work again.
Send this link to the recipient. They will be able to view the credentials once.
This link is the only way to access these credentials. The encryption key is embedded in the link. Without it, nobody can decrypt the data.
The credentials will be permanently destroyed after the first view.
Expires:
AES-256-GCM encryption. Credentials never reach our server in readable form.
Enter a username, password, URL or notes. Your browser makes a fresh AES-256 key and encrypts everything before it leaves your device.
Our server stores the encrypted data and returns an ID. Your browser adds the ID and the key to the link, after the # sign.
Your recipient's browser fetches the encrypted data and decrypts it with the key from the link. With burn after reading on, the server deletes it straight away.
Browsers never send the part of a link after the # to the server. That's where the key lives.
This page. It loads the code that encrypts and decrypts in your browser.
Tells our server which encrypted blob to hand over. On its own it unlocks nothing.
Decrypts the blob. It stays in the link and in the browsers that open it, never on our server.
A password sent by email sits in your Sent folder, the recipient's inbox, any email backups and possibly your company's archive. A secure link expires and self-destructs, so the password only exists for as long as the link does.
Messages in Slack, Teams or Discord are indexed and searchable by people in your workspace. A database password shared in a channel will turn up when someone searches "password" next year. A self-destructing link doesn't leave the password behind.
The encryption key never reaches our server. Even if our database were breached, attackers would find only encrypted data with no way to decrypt it. Compare that with your email provider, who can read every message in your account.
For sharing freeform text privately, encrypted in your browser in the same way.
Make a strong random password or passphrase before you share it.
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