DWPaste: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| (7 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
<center> | |||
[[File:DWPaste-logo.png|250px|alt=DWPaste Logo|link=https://wiki.darkworld.network/index.php/DWPaste]] | |||
</center> | |||
<center> | |||
<div style="font-size:90%; color:#666; margin-top:2px;"> | |||
A Project by the DarkWorld Network Community | |||
</div> | |||
</center> | |||
= 🧾 DWPaste — Simple & Secure Paste Service = | = 🧾 DWPaste — Simple & Secure Paste Service = | ||
The | The '''DarkWorld Paste Service (DWPaste)''' provides a quick, secure, and privacy-focused way to share text, logs, and code snippets online. | ||
Powered by | Powered by '''PrivateBin''', DWPaste ensures that all data is end-to-end encrypted — meaning the server has zero knowledge of what users share. | ||
It’s ideal for developers, IRC users, and system administrators who need a reliable way to share snippets without sacrificing privacy. | It’s ideal for developers, IRC users, and system administrators who need a reliable way to share snippets without sacrificing privacy. | ||
== 🌐 Access == | == 🌐 Access == | ||
Visit: [https:// | Visit: [https://paste.darkworld.network DWPaste] | ||
== 🔒 Technology Behind DWPaste == | == 🔒 Technology Behind DWPaste == | ||
DWPaste is powered by | DWPaste is powered by PrivateBin, an open-source, zero-knowledge pastebin. | ||
PrivateBin is a refactored and enhanced fork of the original | PrivateBin is a refactored and enhanced fork of the original ZeroBin project by Sébastien Sauvage. | ||
Current version: '''2.0.1''' | Current version: '''2.0.1''' | ||
All encryption and decryption happen | All encryption and decryption happen entirely in your browser using **256-bit AES (Galois Counter Mode)**. | ||
This ensures that even the DWPaste server cannot read or recover your data — full client-side confidentiality. | This ensures that even the DWPaste server cannot read or recover your data — full client-side confidentiality. | ||
== ⚙️ Key Features == | == ⚙️ Key Features == | ||
* 🧠 | * 🧠 Zero-Knowledge Encryption – Data is encrypted/decrypted in your browser only. | ||
* 🕒 | * 🕒 Expiring Pastes – Set paste lifetime (e.g., 10 mins, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week). | ||
* 🔐 | * 🔐 Optional Passwords – Protect your paste with an additional password. | ||
* 💬 | * 💬 Comment Support – Optionally allow comments on shared pastes. | ||
* 🗑️ | * 🗑️ Burn After Reading – Create one-time pastes that delete after being viewed. | ||
* 🌈 | * 🌈 Syntax Highlighting – Ideal for sharing programming code or IRC logs. | ||
* 🚫 | * 🚫 No User Tracking – No cookies, ads, analytics, or server-side logs. | ||
== 🧰 Use Cases == | == 🧰 Use Cases == | ||
| Line 37: | Line 42: | ||
== 🧠 How It Works == | == 🧠 How It Works == | ||
# You write or paste your text/code in the DWPaste editor. | |||
# Before upload, it’s encrypted locally in your browser. | |||
# The server stores only the encrypted data. | |||
# The paste URL includes a decryption key as a hash fragment (after the '''#'''), which never gets sent to the server. | |||
# When someone opens your paste link, their browser decrypts it locally. | |||
This design guarantees | This design guarantees '''plausible deniability''' for server operators — they cannot access or verify paste contents. | ||
== 🧩 Technical Overview == | == 🧩 Technical Overview == | ||
* Software: | * Software: PrivateBin 2.0.1 | ||
* Encryption: | * Encryption: AES-256 GCM (Client-side) | ||
* Backend: | * Backend: PHP 8 / Nginx / MariaDB | ||
* License: | * License: AGPLv3 (Open Source) | ||
* Maintained by: | * Maintained by: DarkWorld SysOps Team | ||
== 🛡️ Security Notice == | == 🛡️ Security Notice == | ||
Since encryption happens client-side, losing the paste URL or password means the data | Since encryption happens client-side, losing the paste URL or password means the data cannot be recovered. | ||
For maximum privacy, avoid sharing sensitive credentials or personal data through untrusted links. | For maximum privacy, avoid sharing sensitive credentials or personal data through untrusted links. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 21 November 2025
A Project by the DarkWorld Network Community
🧾 DWPaste — Simple & Secure Paste Service
The DarkWorld Paste Service (DWPaste) provides a quick, secure, and privacy-focused way to share text, logs, and code snippets online. Powered by PrivateBin, DWPaste ensures that all data is end-to-end encrypted — meaning the server has zero knowledge of what users share.
It’s ideal for developers, IRC users, and system administrators who need a reliable way to share snippets without sacrificing privacy.
🌐 Access
Visit: DWPaste
🔒 Technology Behind DWPaste
DWPaste is powered by PrivateBin, an open-source, zero-knowledge pastebin. PrivateBin is a refactored and enhanced fork of the original ZeroBin project by Sébastien Sauvage.
Current version: 2.0.1
All encryption and decryption happen entirely in your browser using **256-bit AES (Galois Counter Mode)**. This ensures that even the DWPaste server cannot read or recover your data — full client-side confidentiality.
⚙️ Key Features
- 🧠 Zero-Knowledge Encryption – Data is encrypted/decrypted in your browser only.
- 🕒 Expiring Pastes – Set paste lifetime (e.g., 10 mins, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week).
- 🔐 Optional Passwords – Protect your paste with an additional password.
- 💬 Comment Support – Optionally allow comments on shared pastes.
- 🗑️ Burn After Reading – Create one-time pastes that delete after being viewed.
- 🌈 Syntax Highlighting – Ideal for sharing programming code or IRC logs.
- 🚫 No User Tracking – No cookies, ads, analytics, or server-side logs.
🧰 Use Cases
- Sharing IRC logs privately between users or staff.
- Posting configuration files or error logs for troubleshooting.
- Sharing snippets of source code securely.
- Temporary message sharing without leaving traces.
🧠 How It Works
- You write or paste your text/code in the DWPaste editor.
- Before upload, it’s encrypted locally in your browser.
- The server stores only the encrypted data.
- The paste URL includes a decryption key as a hash fragment (after the #), which never gets sent to the server.
- When someone opens your paste link, their browser decrypts it locally.
This design guarantees plausible deniability for server operators — they cannot access or verify paste contents.
🧩 Technical Overview
- Software: PrivateBin 2.0.1
- Encryption: AES-256 GCM (Client-side)
- Backend: PHP 8 / Nginx / MariaDB
- License: AGPLv3 (Open Source)
- Maintained by: DarkWorld SysOps Team
🛡️ Security Notice
Since encryption happens client-side, losing the paste URL or password means the data cannot be recovered. For maximum privacy, avoid sharing sensitive credentials or personal data through untrusted links.
📖 Related Pages
🧩 External Links
Part of the DarkWorld Network Wiki Project Maintained by the DarkWorld Wiki Team
DarkWorld Network — Building an Open, Secure, and Collaborative Internet Since 2021
🌍 Connect with Us:
|
|
|
|
|
|
Quick Links: 🏠 Home • 💬 DWIRC • 🔗 DWBouncers • 💻 DWShells • 📘 Tutorials • 📈 Stats • 🎮 Games • 🧭 Hosting
💡 Want to contribute? See How to Contribute and help build the DarkWorld knowledge base!
📅 Last Updated: 2025-11-21 • Content licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0 unless otherwise noted.