Disclaimer: This is a brand new site! We are alpha testing and security auditing it! Do NOT store private data here yet until we finish testing and try to hack it for a while. Only store data which would have a low impact if lost or stolen.
It's 2018 and there's no simple way to send a file to someone without also sharing it with several of cloud provider companies in between (cascading to their own infrastucture vendors, like AWS), any of whom could be next on the news with a data breach.
In many cases we have an NDA with one party, and then send sensitive data through several parties on the cloud with whom you have damage waivers signed when clicking past their terms of service.
| Feature | Cloud storage | FTP | CryptSend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open Source | Some | |||
| Trustless Client Encryption | ||||
| Self Hosting | Some | Some | ||
| Web Interface | Some | Some | ||
| Secure Link & No Auth | ||||
| Work with Big Files | Some | |||
| No external javascript |
Your data are encrypted in your own browser before we store it. Then, you share a link with the intended recipient. The link contains a key to decrypt the data, but in a way that we never receive it.
All you have to remember is, don't share (or lose) the secure link.
The reality is, privacy and security risks are complex, and it's about practical ways to reduce risk. Web crypto is a layer which makes it much harder for an attacker to reach someone's private data.
There are still potential risks, take care.
