Question 1

Why shouldn't I just send passwords via email?

Accepted Answer

Emails are stored in plaintext on multiple servers (the sender's outbox, the receiver's inbox, and intermediate mail relays). Once sent, you cannot delete an email from the receiver's server.

Question 2

What makes SwiftClip zero-knowledge?

Accepted Answer

Zero-knowledge means the service provider (us) has zero knowledge of the data you are storing. Because you encrypt the payload with a password locally, we only ever store the encrypted gibberish.

Question 3

Can I guarantee the password was deleted?

Accepted Answer

Yes, combining client-side encryption with our 'Burn After Reading' feature ensures the encrypted payload is hard-deleted from our database the moment it is accessed.

Zero-Knowledge SharingShare Passwords Securely

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Zero-Knowledge SharingShare Passwords Securely

Encrypted, Self-Destructing Passwords

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