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Password exchange was built because there was no known way to securely share passwords. No need to have someone pick up the phone or set up "complicated" gpg. While password exchange was originally created for passwords it can be used for any text.
BE sure to visit our wiki for detailed information
You fill out the form with the neccessary information including both of your names and emails (optional). We use email to send the link to the content, but there is an option to disable emails. For your name(s), this is used to personalize and let the recipient know who sent them the link. There is no verification on names so you can use whatever to remain anonymous.
NOTE: All messages expire after 7 days. This means you won't be able to view your message after 7 days and will have to resend it.
To install our slackbot go to (https://api.password.exchange/slack/install). If you have setup your own version of this app, you can go to https://yoursite.com/slack/install.
Once installed to your organization, you can use the /encrypt
command which will send the text to the bot and the bot will send a link to access the unencrypted text.
The current tools are avialble
If you have a tool or extension that interacts with password exchange please make a PR and we'll add it
Expire after 7 days
TODO:
Future (hopeful) Intergrations:
NOTE: The build isn't completley hermetic yet, While I'm working on making it hermetic these packages need to be installed on the host, or you can use VsCode's devcontainer that is included: zstd libssl-dev build-essential curl wget gcc mariadb-client libmariadb-dev clang
bazel build //...
bazel run //k8s:deployment-and-services
bazel run //k8s:deployments-services.create
bazel run //k8s:deployments-and-services.apply
Currently we only support kubernetes. If you don't have a kubernetes cluster, you have two options. If you use docker-desktop you can enable a local kubernetes, otherwise look into setting up minikube which allows you to set up kubernetes on your local machine.
mysql -u user -p < passwordexchange.sql
edit kubernetes/secrets.yaml
with your information
kubectl apply -f password-exchange.yaml