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On the security side, can you not store a password per link and return it as a GET Param on the link? It would mean people can’t simply guess the link? Not pe
by darrenwestall 6y ago
On the security side, can you not store a password per link and return it as a GET Param on the link?
It would mean people can’t simply guess the link?
Not perfect I know.
- saimiam 6y agoLike Zoom’s meeting passwords? It’s doable for sure. I was thinking I’ll add security once there’s enough demand for it. E.g., anyone with a Google docs link can view a shared doc but no one seems overly bothered by that.
- darrenwestall 6y agoI’d use this to easily share emails with team members and discuss them over Slack - but I won’t do it without security. I’d want to introduce the tool across the company but I don’t trust people to remember that it shouldn’t have sensitive information sent to it.
- saimiam 6y agoGot it. Can I connect with your privately to discuss how you would want to secure your emails? Basic level of security: Before showing someone the email, ask them to click on a magic link sent to their inbox. This would include a domain check to ensure that only someone from the Moogler's domain is allowed to see emails, i.e., if the initial mail was Moogled by jane@example.com, only someone from example.com will be allowed to later see that email. More advanced options: An entire authentication and authorization system could be created around this. Self-hosting: I could also set you up to self-host this solution.