Yopass
Securely share secrets with encrypted one-time links
Yopass is an open-source tool for sharing secrets in a quick and secure manner. Secrets are encrypted in the browser and shared via links that expire after a set time or a single view.
Key features
- Client-side encrypted secrets
- One-time and time-limited links
- Tiny resource footprint
- Memcached or Redis backend
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Very lightweight
- No persistent database needed
Trade-offs
- Focused on sharing, not storage
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