Server-Side vs. Client-Side Encryption: Which Model Should You Trust?
A clear comparison of server-side and client-side encryption for secret sharing — trust models, trade-offs, and how to evaluate which approach protects your data.
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Thoughts on encryption, security, and sharing secrets safely.
Zero-Knowledge Encryption: How Vaulted Keeps Your Secrets Private
A deep dive into Vaulted's client-side encryption — AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2 key wrapping, and why the server never sees your data.
Best Secret Sharing Tools in 2026: 9 Options Compared
A practical comparison of the best tools for sharing passwords, API keys, and credentials securely — with encryption models, pricing, and trade-offs for each.
Why You Should Never Share Passwords in Slack
That password you pasted in a Slack DM? It's searchable, backed up, and accessible to workspace admins. Here's what actually happens to credentials shared in chat — and what to do instead.
How to Share .env Files Without Committing Them to Git
Stop DM-ing environment variables in Slack. Share .env files through encrypted, self-destructing links — from the browser or the command line.
How to Share Secrets in GitHub Actions Without HashiCorp Vault
Share encrypted, self-destructing secrets in CI/CD workflows with a single GitHub Action. No Vault server, no AWS Secrets Manager, no infrastructure.
Why Client-Side Encryption Matters for Secret Sharing
Most secret-sharing tools encrypt on the server. Here's why that's a problem — and how client-side encryption keeps your data truly private.