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Share sensitive information securely: End-to-end encrypted. Ephemeral. Open source. Try yourself: https://scrt.link
July updates👇 → Multiple files per secret → Org-level API keys → More White-label customizations → Extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge → Self-serve DPA scrt.link/blog/product...
Product updates — July 2026 - scrt.link
scrt.link's July 2026 update adds multi-file secrets, organization-level API keys, per-page white-label texts, a cross-browser extension, and a Data Processing Agreement generator.
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Browser Extensions shipped. Share passwords, API keys, and anything sensitive without switching tabs. 🌏 Vivaldi / Chrome: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ljcmm... 🦊 Firefox: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo...
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June updates 👇 Secret Requests is out of beta, there's now a CLI for sending secrets from your terminal, plus a new security page, hardened headers, and richer white-label theming. scrt.link/blog/product...
Product updates — June 2026 - scrt.link
scrt.link's June 2026 update graduates Secret Requests out of beta onto the Top Secret plan, introduces the scrtlink CLI, and rounds up recent security, white-label, and encryption improvements.
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How to send large files via email? We have an answer: scrt.link/blog/how-to-...
How to Send Large Files via Email - scrt.link
Email providers cap attachments at 20–25 MB. Learn how to send large files via email the secure way: end-to-end encrypted links with scrt.link that self-destruct after download — up to 100 GB, no reci...
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This is for the command line lovers: The CLI just shipped! > npm install -g @scrt-link/cli 👉 Here you go: scrt.link/cli
CLI - scrt.link
Share a Onetime Secret. With scrt.link you can transmit passwords, credit card information, private keys or other sensitive data in a secure way: End-to-end encrypted. One time.
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We created xn--kq9h.st just for fun — and to demonstrate our white-label solution. Yes, emoji domains work too 🤓.
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こんにちは世界 scrt.link is now available in many more languages. For example, Japanese - what a beautiful language.
Brand update, custom view limits. Read about the product updates: scrt.link/blog/product...
Product updates — May 2026 - scrt.link
scrt.link's May 2026 update brings configurable secret view limits, a refreshed logo and trust-focused color palette, and improved dark mode across all themes.
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One of the most requested features is finally here: Secret Requests (beta). Instead of sending a secret, you can now request one — share a link, and the other person submits their secret through it. End-to-end encrypted, as always. Would love your feedback. Try now👇 scrt.link/blog/secret-...
Introducing Secret Requests (Public Beta) - scrt.link
Secret Requests is now in public beta on scrt.link. Generate a one-time link, share it with anyone, and receive an encrypted response that only you can read.
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Die Massenüberwachung des Geheimdiensts ist unmöglich mit den Grundrechten vereinbar
Das Bundesverwaltungsgericht hat mit dem Urteil vom 19. November 2025 anerkannt: Die Funk- und Kabelaufklärung durch den Nachrichtendienst verletzt die Grundrechte. Die Digitale Gesellschaft zeigt in ...
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Sending a password via email? It sits in inboxes forever, can be forwarded, and lives on servers you don't control. A one-time secret link self-destructs after being read once. Zero server logs. Zero persistence. scrt.link
Share a Secret - scrt.link
Share a Onetime Secret. With scrt.link you can transmit passwords, credit card information, private keys or other sensitive data in a secure way: End-to-end encrypted. One time.
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Documentation to scrt.link now available on DeepWiki: deepwiki.com/stophecom/sc...
stophecom/scrt-link-v2 | DeepWiki
This document provides a high-level introduction to the scrt-link-v2 codebase, a zero-knowledge secret sharing platform. It covers the system's core architecture, technology stack, key components, and
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We didn't build scrt.link because it was easy; we built it because the existing ways of sharing secrets were fundamentally broken. Your secrets are yours. We're just here to make sure they stay that way.
Software isn't neutral. Every architectural choice is a moral choice. By choosing client-side encryption and a zero-knowledge model, we’re choosing to protect the whistleblower, the developer, and the everyday citizen. Privacy is a human right.
In 2026, "Trust us" is a vulnerability. "Verify yourself" is the only security. We are open-source because transparency is the only way forward.
In early 2026, the debate over "Chat Control" and mandatory scanning of encrypted messages is reaching a breaking point. We built scrt.link on the principle that privacy isn't a bargaining chip. True E2EE means no one has the keys but you. Not us, not them.
"I trust my coworkers!" "I trust my ISP!" "I trust my cloud provider!" Me: I trust AES-256-GCM.
#UK: Ending end-to-end encryption puts us all at risk. At a session in Parliament last week, Russian human rights activist and performer Olga Borisova reminds us of just how important encrypted apps are for our safety and privacy ⬇️ www.indexoncensorship.org/2026/02/form...
Governments are still pushing for "scanning" of encrypted messages under the guise of safety. But a backdoor for one is a front door for everyone. We stay committed to true E2EE: no backdoors, no scanning, no exceptions. Privacy is a human right.
Why scrt.link? Because the encryption key lives in the URL fragment (after the #). Since fragments aren't sent to the server, we literally cannot see your data even if we wanted to. Zero-knowledge by design, not just by promise.
The EFF’s "Encrypt It Already" campaign is picking up steam in 2026 for a reason. Client-side encryption isn't a luxury; it’s the baseline. #Privacy #E2EE
Need to handle sensitive information in the browser? The Web Crypto API is your friend! -> developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Web Crypto API - Web APIs | MDN
The Web Crypto API is an interface allowing a script to use cryptographic primitives in order to build systems using cryptography.
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scrt.link is a service to transmit sensitive information in the most secure way possible: End-to-end encrypted. Burns after reading.
Share a Secret - scrt.link
Share a Onetime Secret. With scrt.link you can transmit passwords, credit card information, private keys or other sensitive data in a secure way: End-to-end encrypted. One time.
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