Closed ExcaliburPrime1996 closed 4 years ago
Hum, I guess you ask for "proper" or "safe" use of 0bin?
So, imagine you create an encrypted content:
https://paste.ookook.fr/paste/DuYi7ymM#BLKX+rhSCWlbtU4G3uJagP24ytcQhBK38F3160yJ3fy
It seems "clear" for you. But look at the full url: see the #
in it then the string? It's the key needed to decrypt the message.
If someone "bruteforce" the server, it can eventually found the crypted version: https://paste.ookook.fr/paste/DuYi7ymM But without the key, the message won't be readable. Just try something like: https://paste.ookook.fr/paste/DuYi7ymM#N0tTh3c0rr3ctK3y the page tell it's probably the wrong key. Brute forcing is still possible… but will take years, decades. Does the message deserve it? The attacker doesn't know it.
you can send the link with the key (as the first link) on a secured channel to the recipient, directly.
you can send the link w/o the key where you want, and the key on another (hopefully secured channel so it can get it clear.
HTH.
How to use or open an encrypted pastebin?