One-time secret sharing
About Bitburner
A lightweight way to share secrets that self-destruct after viewing.
How it works
- Client-side encryption: Your message is encrypted in your browser with AES-256-GCM.
- One-time view: The message is deleted from storage the first time it is opened.
- Expiration: Unviewed messages expire automatically.
Security and privacy
- Key stays with you: The decryption key never leaves the URL.
- Optional password: Add a password for an extra layer of protection.
- No accounts: Share secrets instantly without registration.
Encryption details
- Client-side AES-256-GCM: Your message is encrypted in your browser before upload.
- Key never stored: The decryption key stays in the URL and is never saved on the server.
- One-time access: The message is deleted from storage after the first view.
Great for sharing
- Passwords, API keys, access links, and sensitive notes.
Blog
Read the latest writeups on how one-time secrets work in practice on the Bitburner blog.