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Create IssueSee Existing IssuesSecureBin is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to securely interface with PasteBin. It encrypts plaintext for safe storage and sharing online.
SecureBin lets you encrypt text and store it on PasteBin. You get a link and a key for sharing, which the recipient uses for decryption.
You need a PasteBin API key, which you add to SecureBin's settings. Then you can post encrypted messages to PasteBin.
Sure, if you just want to use SecureBin as a PasteBin client, in version 1.1, there's a setting to turn off the encryption features.
SecureBin uses the Forge Crypto Library and supports AES encryption in CBC, CTR, and GCM modes.
Supported key lengths are 128, 192, 256 bits.
No, it doesn't protect against physical access to your computer. Data in the extension’s history or settings is stored unencrypted.
The cipher text, encryption mode, IV, tag (with GCM mode), salt, and key length (with password encryption) are public.
The encryption key is private.
Opinions vary, but SecureBin ensures security by using open-source libraries to encrypt data locally, avoiding risks like man-in-the-middle attacks.
Check out our Wiki page to learn about our project, design decisions, and security details.
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