Peekaboo is a secure, simple, and reliable way to share your secret keys or environment variables with your team. With a unique link that automatically expires after being viewed, Peekaboo ensures your secrets remain safe and accessible only to the intended recipient.
Peekaboo uses RSA-OAEP encryption to protect your secrets. Here's how the process works:
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Encrypting Your Secret:
- When you share a secret, Peekaboo generates a unique RSA key pair.
- Your secret is encrypted using the public key.
- A unique link containing the private key is created for you to share.
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Viewing the Secret:
- The recipient enters the shared link.
- The private key in the link is used (client-side) to decrypt the secret directly in their browser.
- Once the secret is viewed, the link expires, and the encrypted secret is deleted from the server.
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Security By Design:
- Peekaboo never stores or receives your private keys.
- Your secrets are stored encrypted on the server.
- Decryption happens entirely in the browser, keeping your secrets secure.
- Secure: RSA-OAEP encryption ensures robust protection of your data.
- Ephemeral: Shared secrets are deleted immediately after being viewed.
- Confidential: Peekaboo has no access to your keys or decrypted secrets.
- Easy to Use: A simple interface for sharing secrets confidently.
- Visit Peekaboo.sh.
- Enter your secret and click Share.
- Copy the unique link and share it with the intended recipient.
- Open the unique link provided to you.
- The secret will be decrypted in your browser and displayed.
- The link will automatically expire after viewing.
Peekaboo is open source and available under the MIT License.
Start sharing your secrets securely today with Peekaboo.sh!