🔒 sdbx

About the Project

What is sdbx?

sdbx is a zero-knowledge file sharing service designed with privacy as the core principle. Share files securely with end-to-end encryption, one-time downloads, and no user tracking.

Unlike traditional file sharing services, sdbx ensures that your files are encrypted before they leave your device, and the encryption key never reaches our servers. This means we literally cannot access your files, even if we wanted to.

Our Mission

In an age where privacy is constantly under threat, we believe that sharing files shouldn't require sacrificing your data or trusting a third party with your sensitive information.

sdbx was built to provide a simple, secure way to share files without:

How It Works

🔐 Client-side Encryption

Your files are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM before upload. We never see the unencrypted content.

🔑 Zero-Knowledge Architecture

The encryption key and original filename are stored in the URL fragment (#), which is never sent to our servers. Only you and the recipient have access.

🚫 No Tracking

No user accounts, no cookies, no analytics, no IP logging. We collect zero personal information.

⏱️ Self-Destructing Files

Each file can only be downloaded once, then it's automatically and permanently deleted from our servers.

Security Features

Technology Stack

sdbx is built with modern, privacy-focused technologies:

Limitations

To ensure optimal performance and security, sdbx has the following limitations:

Privacy Policy

Simple version: We collect nothing.

The only data we store is: encrypted file blobs (which we cannot decrypt), file size, upload timestamp, and expiration time. That's it.

Open Source

sdbx is open source and available on GitHub. We believe in transparency and invite security researchers to audit our code.

View Source Code on GitHub

Disclaimer

This service is provided as-is. While we implement strong encryption and security practices, users are responsible for their own data. Do not use sdbx for illegal content.

For sensitive files, we recommend additional security measures like password-protecting archives before upload.

Questions?

Have questions, suggestions, or found a security issue?

Report an Issue on GitHub

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