Enterprise Secret Sharing.
Leave Zero Trace.

Eliminate credential leakage over Slack, Teams, and email. Deploy a private, zero-knowledge vault on your own servers with AES-256-GCM encryption, granular RBAC, Active Directory / Entra ID SSO, and forensic compliance audit trails.

Cryptographic Architecture

Zero-Knowledge Lifecycle Flow

Decryption keys live strictly in client URL hash fragments — never transmitted to any server.

1 Sender Browser
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Client-Side Web Crypto

256-bit symmetric AES-GCM key generated locally in RAM. Secret payload encrypted before network transmission.

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2 Private Vault Relay
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Encrypted Blind Relay

Server receives strictly ciphertext & 12-byte IV. Even database administrator cannot inspect payload contents.

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3 Recipient Browser
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Decrypt & Atomic Purge

Recipient extracts key from URL hash, decrypts in memory, and triggers atomic burn. Link is permanently invalidated.

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Stop Sharing Credentials Over Slack, Teams, and Email

Plaintext passwords and API keys stored in chat logs or email threads create catastrophic forensic vulnerabilities that violate SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR. GoSecureShare replaces unmanaged channels with single-use, self-destructing links hosted securely on your own infrastructure.

Platform Capabilities

Enterprise Governance Built for Security Teams

Zero cloud lock-in. Full sovereignty over cryptographic keys, data retention, and audit trails.

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AES-256-GCM Client Encryption

Payloads are encrypted in the sender's browser using Web Crypto API before network transit. Decryption keys are stored in the URL hash fragment (#key=...) which is never sent over HTTP.

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Automated 1-Line Installer

Automated

Deploy on a fresh Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 server in under 5 minutes with curl -fsSL https://get.gosecureshare.io/install.sh | bash. Handles Docker, Nginx, Let's Encrypt SSL, and keygen automatically.

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Passphrase & Dual-Key Protection

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Add optional secondary passphrase protection derived client-side via PBKDF2. Decryption requires both the unique URL hash fragment and user passphrase, guaranteeing privacy even if links are intercepted.

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7 System RBAC Roles

Strict separation of duties: Super Admin, Tenant Admin, Auditor, Compliance Officer, SecOps, Secret Manager, and Viewer. Restrict who can create, inspect audit logs, and configure policies.

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Enterprise Directory SSO

Native Active Directory (LDAPS) and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) SSO authentication. Enforce mandatory corporate MFA and automate Just-in-Time (JIT) user account provisioning.

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Tamper-Evident Audit Chains

Every secret generation, retrieval, and expiration is recorded in an immutable SHA-256 cryptographic chain. Stream signed audit events via webhooks directly to Splunk, Datadog, or Slack.

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Zero-Trust IP & CIDR Fencing

Restrict link decryption strictly to internal corporate networks, VPN egress points, or specific client IP ranges. Block attempts originating from external or unauthorized IPs.

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Encrypted File Sharing

Exchange confidential certificate files, .env configurations, database dumps, and sensitive PDFs. Files are chunk-encrypted in-browser and purged immediately upon download.

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SAST & DAST Audited

Hardened against OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. Docker containers execute as non-root (CWE-250 isolation), protected by APCu token-bucket rate limiters and strict HSTS / CSP headers.

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Self-Hosted On-Prem
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Architectural Superiority

Why Choose GoSecureShare

See how self-hosted zero-knowledge isolation eliminates systemic risks present in cloud SaaS & ad-hoc messaging.

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Traditional Credential Sharing

  • cancel Search History Exposure: Passwords, API tokens, and credentials remain searchable in chat and email archives forever.
  • cancel Vendor Insider Threat: SaaS provider employees, DBAs, and cloud hosting vendors can inspect unencrypted payloads.
  • cancel Audit Vulnerability: Cannot produce forensic cryptographic non-repudiation chains for compliance reviews.
  • cancel Per-User Toll: Punitive $4 to $8 per-user monthly SaaS licensing that scales unpredictably.
Violates strict data sovereignty, GDPR Article 17, and HIPAA access isolation.
Recommended Architecture
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Self-Hosted Zero-Knowledge Vault

  • check_circle In-Browser AES-256-GCM: Decryption keys reside exclusively in the URL hash fragment (#key=...) and never reach the server.
  • check_circle Complete Data Sovereignty: Deployed 100% on your own Ubuntu servers or private VPC — zero cloud egress.
  • check_circle Forensic Audit Trail: Immutable SHA-256 hash chains satisfy SOC 2 & ISO 27001 auditor inquiries.
  • check_circle Flat Predictable Licensing: Flat $499/year self-hosted license with unlimited team members and secrets.
Guaranteed mathematical zero-knowledge: database administrator cannot inspect payload.
Capability GoSecureShare OneTimeSecret Password Pusher Bitwarden Send
Zero-Knowledge Client Encryption AES-256-GCM (Browser) Server-side plaintext Optional passphrase Client-side AES
Self-Hosted Deployment 100% On-Premise (1-line bash) Complex manual Ruby Docker only Complex server stack
Active Directory / Entra ID SSO Native LDAPS & SAML 2.0 Not available Not available High-tier enterprise only
7 Granular RBAC Roles Included (7 system roles) Not available Basic admin/user Standard team roles
Immutable Tamper-Evident Logs SHA-256 Hash Chain + SIEM Basic text log Basic audit log Event log export
Multi-Layer Passphrase Protection Client-Side PBKDF2 + Argon2 Basic password Password option Password or SSO
Pricing Model $499/yr Flat (Unlimited Users) $29+/mo SaaS $99/yr or donate $4 to $6 per user/month
gavel Compliance & Security Disclaimer

GoSecureShare provides client-side cryptographic isolation and tamper-evident audit logging on customer-operated infrastructure. Operating organizations remain solely responsible for endpoint device security, internal credential hygiene, and maintaining appropriate network security perimeters in adherence to applicable SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR regulatory frameworks.

Enterprise Compliance

Audit-Ready for Regulated Industries

Built to satisfy demanding compliance audits across Healthcare, Finance, and Enterprise IT.

SOC 2 Type II

Immutable SHA-256 access logs, least-privilege RBAC, and zero-knowledge encryption satisfy Security and Confidentiality Trust Criteria.

ISO 27001

Fulfills Annex A cryptographic control requirements, asset lifecycle tracking, access control policy, and day-2 change tracking.

HIPAA Security Rule

Safeguards electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI). Client-side encryption ensures infrastructure operators have zero ePHI access.

GDPR Data Sovereignty

100% on-premise execution ensures data never leaves your jurisdiction. Automatic post-view purging guarantees Article 17 erasure.

Transparent Licensing

Flat Self-Hosted Pricing. No Per-User Tax.

Stop paying $5-$10 per user per month. One predictable annual license for your entire organization.

30-Day Evaluation Trial
$0 for 30 days

Deploy full-featured enterprise secret sharing on your private server. No credit card or registration required.

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check_circle Active Directory (LDAPS) & Entra ID SSO
check_circle 7 Granular RBAC roles & permissions
check_circle Immutable SHA-256 audit log chains
check_circle 100% self-hosted & offline evaluation
check_circle Automated 1-command installer (install.sh)
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Annual License
Enterprise Self-Hosted
$499 / year

Complete platform for organizations requiring compliance, SSO, and on-premise governance.

check_circle Unlimited internal users & teams
check_circle Active Directory (LDAPS) & Entra ID SSO
check_circle 7 Granular RBAC roles & permissions
check_circle Immutable SHA-256 audit log chains
check_circle Passphrase protection & view limits
check_circle CIDR IP fencing & custom retention (90d)
check_circle Automated 1-command Ubuntu installer
check_circle 12 months software updates & support
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Frequently Asked Questions

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

How does zero-knowledge encryption work in GoSecureShare? expand_more

When you enter a secret, your browser uses the Web Crypto API to generate a 256-bit AES-GCM key and random 96-bit initialization vector (IV). The payload is encrypted locally. Only the ciphertext and IV are transmitted to your server. The decryption key is appended to the link in the URL hash fragment (#key=...). By RFC 3986 specifications, the hash fragment is never transmitted across the network, making it impossible for servers, proxies, or database admins to view the plaintext.

What happens during "Burn-After-Reading"? expand_more

The moment a recipient accesses the link, the server returns the encrypted payload and atomically deletes the database record in the same transaction. Even if the recipient refreshes their browser or an attacker intercepts the link seconds later, the secret is permanently gone.

What are the system requirements for self-hosting? expand_more

A modest Linux virtual machine with 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, and 10 GB disk space running Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, Debian 12, or Rocky Linux 9 with Docker and Docker Compose installed.

Is the pricing really flat with no per-user fees? expand_more

Yes. We believe charging per-seat for a security hygiene tool disincentivizes wide enterprise adoption. GoSecureShare Enterprise is $499/year for unlimited internal users, unlimited teams, and unlimited secrets on your self-hosted instance.

How does Active Directory / Entra ID SSO integrate? expand_more

GoSecureShare integrates via standard SAML 2.0 and OIDC protocols as well as native LDAPS. Configure your IdP metadata URL, assign groups to the 7 built-in RBAC roles, and users authenticate with their corporate credentials.