SecretPaste vs Sharing passwords in Slack

The thing most people actually do.

Sharing passwords in Slack

  • Plaintext in a channel or a DM
  • Searchable forever by anyone in the workspace
  • Exported in compliance dumps
  • No way to know who read it

SecretPaste

  • A link that destroys itself
  • Nothing readable left behind
  • A receipt saying when it was opened
  • Works from Slack, because it is just a link

What they do well

Slack is not trying to be a secret manager. The failure is not Slack's; it is that a password pasted anywhere durable stays there.

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