Hardbin
An encrypted pastebin that uses IPFS for distributed, tamper-proof storage with client-side AES-256 encryption.
What is Hardbin?
Hardbin is an encrypted pastebin that leverages IPFS for distributed, tamper-proof storage and uses client-side AES-256 encryption to secure content. It ensures that neither the code nor the data can be modified without detection, providing a higher security guarantee than traditional encrypted pastebins when used with a trusted gateway.
Developers, security-conscious users, and privacy advocates who need a secure way to share sensitive text snippets or code without relying on a central server's integrity.
Hardbin offers a unique combination of IPFS-based distribution and client-side encryption, eliminating the need to trust a central server operator. Its tamper-proof design and self-hosting capabilities make it a robust alternative to traditional encrypted pastebins.
Overview
Encrypted pastebin using IPFS
Use Cases
Best For
- Sharing sensitive code snippets or configuration files securely
- Self-hosting an encrypted pastebin with full control over the gateway
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