Thursday, March 17, 2022

Paaster – Secure by default end to end encrypted pastebin

Paaster

Paaster is a secure by default end to end encrypted pastebin built with the objective of simplicity.

Preview

Video of paaster in action!

Features

What is E2EE?

E2EE or end to end encryption is a zero trust encryption methodology. When you paste code into paaster the code is encrypted locally with a secret generated on your browser. This secret is never shared with the server & only people you share the link with can view the paste.

Can I trust a instance of paaster not hosted by me?

No. Anyone could modify the functionality of paaster to expose your secret key to the server. We recommend using a instance you host or trust.

Shortcuts

  • Ctrl+V - Paste code.
  • Ctrl+S - Download code as file.
  • Ctrl+A - Copy all code to clipboard.
  • Ctrl+X - Copy URL to clipboard.

Requesting features

  • Open a new issue to request a feature (one issue per feature.)

What we won't add

  • Paste editing.
    • paaster isn't a text editor, it's a pastebin.
  • Paste button.
    • paaster isn't a text editor, when code is inputted it will always be automatically uploaded.
  • Optional encryption.
    • paaster will never have opt-in / opt-out encryption, encryption will always be present.

Setup

Production

  • git clone --branch Production https://github.com/WardPearce/paaster.
  • Configure docker-compose.yml.
  • sudo docker-compose build; sudo docker-compose up -d.
  • Proxy exposed ports.

Using Rclone

Using rclone with Docker Compose

ToDo

  • Unit tests
  • Developer documentation


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