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In pastery's FAQ it says > Everything goes over an encrypted TLS connection, so nobody other than the intended recipient can see what you're pasting. It shoul
by shpx 9y ago
In pastery's FAQ it says
> Everything goes over an encrypted TLS connection, so nobody other than the intended recipient can see what you're pasting.
It should say "nobody other than the intended recipient and the developers of this website".
- StavrosK 9y agoI have changed the wording to be more accurate, thanks!
- bgaluszka 9y agoNot sure if that would be useful but you could use similar approach to recently posted https://send.firefox.com/ https://send.firefox.com/ that encrypts content before sending it to server using key that is in # param and is never send to server by browser.
- StavrosK 9y agoUnfortunately, that would make it hard to provide various features server-side, such as code highlighting, and would require JS on the client (and also break raw file downloads, etc). It would also make the editor plugins much more complicated (right now they just POST to an endpoint). We think that not listing pastes, having them expire soon by default, etc is a good compromise, as we don't claim perfect privacy, just that pastes are always sort of "unlisted".