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ProtectedShare
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Kunal Siyag

Maintainer of ProtectedShare. Writes about browser-side encryption, one-time links, and handing over passwords, API keys and .env files without leaving copies behind.

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Articles

18 on the blog, most often on Developer Security, Security Basics and Workflows.

  1. How to Share a WiFi Password SafelyWorkflows
  2. Burn After Reading: How Self-Destructing Messages WorkSecret Sharing
  3. How to Share Database Credentials SafelyDeveloper Security
  4. Password Manager vs One-Time Secret Link: When to Use EachComparisons
  5. Anonymous Chat Rooms With No Signup: How They WorkPrivacy
  6. How to Choose an Encrypted NotepadNotetaking
  7. Encrypted Pastebin Alternative for Code Snippets and SecretsDeveloper Security
  8. How to Send Sensitive Information Online SafelyPrivacy
  9. Secrets Management Basics for StartupsTeams
  10. Is It Safe to Send Passwords Over WhatsApp, Email, or SMS?Security Basics
  11. Best Practices for Sharing Passwords in 2026Best Practices
  12. What to Look for in a Private Note AppBuyer Guide
  13. How Freelancers Can Share Secrets SafelyWorkflows
  14. How to Send API Keys SafelyDeveloper Security
  15. Client-Side Encryption vs Server-Side EncryptionSecurity Basics
  16. Why AES-256-GCM Matters for Browser EncryptionCryptography
  17. How to Share .env Files SecurelyDeveloper Security
  18. How Zero-Knowledge Encrypted Notes WorkSecurity Basics

Work

Maintains ProtectedShare, which is open source under the MIT license. The code, issues and changes are on GitHub. More about the project is on the about page.