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#end-to-end-encryption
For normal websites, when you signup, you need to send your email and plaintext password to the backend, then the backend hashes the password and saves it to DB. Google, Facebook, and Apple all do this. I implement the auth for Watcher37 an…
I use jwt token to protect my backend endpoints, it works this way: Users log in with username and password, and they get a refresh token (valid for 30 days) and an access token (valid for 5 min); Every time users make a request to the pr…
Data security is an increasingly important issue in our technology-driven world. With the rise of cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and big data, the amount of sensitive information being…
Tl;dr: I created sharrr.com as a proof-of-concept - this service allows you to share a file up to 100GB (technically, there is no file size limit) following a zero-knowledge encryption scheme. All cod…
