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Did you read the article? It's an interesting way of making a rich shareable document that is readable by those you share the link with and not by anyone else,
by kybernetikos 11y ago
Did you read the article? It's an interesting way of making a rich shareable document that is readable by those you share the link with and not by anyone else, including those who operate the server, or those on the network route to you.
Well, that's the principle, I didn't look closely enough to see if their implementation can be trusted, but it's a fun idea.
- RadioactiveMan 11y agoSince the encryption key is in the URL I don't think it's fair for them to claim they can't decrypt.
- willdurand 11y agoIt is in the hash/fragment of the URL, that part is client side only and is never sent to the server.