Comment Comment by bndw If anyone is curious like I was, here's a quick review of what the linked code does:- Reads plaintext input from stdin- Symmetrically encrypts the plaintext using a 32-byte [cryptographically] random generated key (AES-256 GCM)- POSTs the ciphertext and expiry (default 24h) to https://api.ots.sniptt.com/secrets- The server responds with a URL to view the secret via a response header- Query string "?ref=cli&v=<version>" are appended to the secret URL- The decryption key is base64 encoded and appended to the secret URL as a Fragment, "#<key>"- The secret URL is printed to stdout parent bndw 5 years ago
- Reads plaintext input from stdin
- Symmetrically encrypts the plaintext using a 32-byte [cryptographically] random generated key (AES-256 GCM)
- POSTs the ciphertext and expiry (default 24h) to https://api.ots.sniptt.com/secrets
- The server responds with a URL to view the secret via a response header
- Query string "?ref=cli&v=<version>" are appended to the secret URL
- The decryption key is base64 encoded and appended to the secret URL as a Fragment, "#<key>"
- The secret URL is printed to stdout