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How does this compare with other pastebins like privatebin? https://privatebin.info/
Basically, same browser encryption idea with two differences. They store encrypted data on the server's disk until expiry (which can be longer than Flashpaper) while Flashpaper is RAM-only, information nerver reach disk and burn at read or 24 hr max .
and Flashpaper has the AI agent side (API/MCP, claim-once dead-drop)
Neat! I made one of these also: https://flashpaper.me
edit: That's also not what zero knowledge means
It’s worth thinking through threat assessment and security posture carefully at the design and production phase. First, I’ll say that it’s cool you’re working on security stuff! It’s a hard discipline, but interesting. Next I’ll say that this needs work. Here’s what you have right now: 1. Data is encrypted in browser and sent to the server. (I didn’t check who makes this key, let’s assume it is a fair and safely crea…
It’s worth thinking through threat assessment and security posture carefully at the design and production phase. First, I’ll say that it’s cool you’re working on security stuff! It’s a hard discipline, but interesting. Next I’ll say that this needs work. Here’s what you have right now: 1. Data is encrypted in browser and sent to the server. (I didn’t check who makes this key, let’s assume it is a fair and safely crea…
Overall, really appreciate your inputs. will look at what u recommend. !
See the problem with generating apps like this is that you have no idea what secret sharing even is and it's pretty clear you didn't even bother to research anything. This has so many holes, and secret sharing schemes NEVER send the secret over the network. The secret is the encryption key, not the payload itself, you're conflating the two. You have to send the payload, but you negotiate a secret, not send one in pla…
Neat! I made one of these also: https://flashpaper.me
We think of the same name ! LOL