For what it's worth, there is some degree of password protection: the OnionShare links include a slug that must be included in order for files to be shared. Quo

For what it's worth, there is some degree of password protection: the OnionShare links include a slug that must be included in order for files to be shared. Quoting the article, > By default, OnionShare addresses look http://[tor-address].onion/[slug] http://[tor-address].onion/[slug], where the slug is two random words out of a list of words 7,776 words (technically, this is a 2-word diceware passphrase). > The idea is that if an attacker could figure out the tor-address part of the address, they still can't download the files you're sharing, or upload files to your computer, without first knowing the slug. The slug is, essentially, a password.