TextPrivate

TextPrivate uses high grade encryption(AES) and hashing(PBKDF2 and SHA256) to ensure secure transfer of secrets.

If you specify a password, no one other than someone who knows the password can ever access the data - even if they had access to all our systems! If you don't specify a password we encrypt your secret using our password that is kept separately and is unique for your secret. All secrets are stored 100% secure at rest and in transit.

Why use TextPrivate?

Using a one-time secret to send a password can be a more secure way of sharing sensitive information than sending the password directly.

When you send a password directly, there is a risk that the password could be intercepted or viewed by unintended parties, either through a data breach or by someone gaining access to the email or messaging account where the password was sent.

A one-time secret, also known as a one-time password or a one-time link, is a unique and temporary code or link that can be used to access the password or other sensitive information. The recipient of the one-time secret would need to enter the code or follow the link within a specified time frame to access the information, after which the secret would expire and no longer be valid.

This method of sharing passwords can be particularly useful in situations where you need to share a password with someone who may not have a secure communication channel, such as an email or messaging service that is vulnerable to hacking or interception. By using a one-time secret, you can ensure that the password is only accessible to the intended recipient and only for a limited period of time, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or exposure.