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It is secure. The password is not sent to my service. Try setup an `netcat -l -p 8000` and go into your browser and write `http://localhost:8000/#hi` http://loc

It is secure. The password is not sent to my service. Try setup an `netcat -l -p 8000` and go into your browser and write `http://localhost:8000/#hi` http://localhost:8000/#hi` You will see the hi is never sent to the server

ben509 7y ago
It's insecure because anyone who intercepts the message can trivially decrypt it by pasting it into their browser. Yes, self-destructing messages are more secure than simply pasting plain text. But it's offering no protection against eavesdropping, so it's not secure.
- dfalfndfk 7y ago
  At least you'd know the message has been compromised, no? Although I guess a perp can feed you a different link and delay the realization.
  - pinehqcom 7y ago
    It's not a perfect solution. As @dfalfndfk says you will know that you're eavesdropped.