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It seems like this is relying on the server to delete the message when accessed? I made a pastebin years ago that does similar using an anchor tag for the key,
by dgl 7y ago
It seems like this is relying on the server to delete the message when accessed?
I made a pastebin years ago that does similar using an anchor tag for the key, except it doesn’t guarantee deletion. https://paste.sh https://paste.sh
I’ve been thinking about making it more secure using service workers (something like a service worker combined with resource signing, so it can be cached in browsers and people have to explicitly “upgrade” — along with the hash of the script shown, which can be verified with a reproducible build from a git revision hash).
- pinehqcom 7y agoYep. Right now I just override any message securely. I was thinking of doing something like having all the messages in memory and just wipe the memory there, but the problem with that approach is I can't tell people if it expired and thus you can't see if people eavesdrop. Woa https://paste.sh https://paste.sh is awesome. I love it. Super minimalistic. I wouldn't use it for sharing passwords, but using it for sharing notes and permanent things could be pretty nice. Right now I use Google Docs and hackmd, but they are not encrypting stuff. How does it work with multiple users online?