Portable Secret
Send password-protected files even Grandpa can open
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About Portable Secret
Portable Secret allows you to create self-contained HTML files that decrypt locally within your browser. You can use this tool to share information securely without relying on third-party servers for the decryption process, ensuring that your data remains private and accessible only to those with the proper credentials. It is a streamlined solution for anyone needing to generate portable, encrypted files that function independently of external software. - Blog announcement: https://blog.alcazarsec.com/tech/posts/portable-secret-is-now-opensource - Website: https://alcazarsec.com/
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Password-protected files that anyone can open without special software is a genuinely clever idea. Solving the security vs. accessibility tradeoff for non-technical recipients is the right problem to tackle.
Open source encryption tool that works right in the browser - love the privacy-first approach! Being able to securely share secrets without any server dependency is a big deal for security-conscious users.
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We launch tomorrow! We couldn't be more excited to see what you build with Portable Secrets!
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btw.. I don't have my grandpa anymore...
Does the hint go out with the message? Or is it for you to tell the person your password?
@clsmiles52 The hint is stored in HTML and displayed as a password hint to the recipient. Unlike the message, it is unencrypted and remains in plaintext to help the user recall or guess the password.
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Hey PeerPush, 1st launch here! Hope the community likes our free tool. If you do, check out our security products: Flare & Dead Man's Switch. - John @ https://alcazarsec.com