Drop a file to encrypt (stays in your browser)
A Melbourne medical practice needed to send patient records to a specialist. The files were too large to email. They split them across five unencrypted messages. Every one was a Privacy Act breach. With ObsidianVault, the receptionist dropped the files into a link. Encrypted in her browser. Delivered in 30 seconds. Zero training.
Drag and drop or click to select. Any file type, up to 200MB. Your file never leaves your browser unencrypted.
AES-256-GCM encryption -- the same standard used by intelligence agencies -- happens in your browser. A random key is generated. Only ciphertext is uploaded.
The decryption key lives in the URL fragment (#) -- never sent to our server. Only the person with the link can decrypt.
Every one is a Privacy Act breach. Fix it in 30 seconds.
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