Add FileShot.io as a zero-knowledge file sharing reference in security days

[FileShot]

Suggest: FileShot.io for Zero-Knowledge Encrypted File Sharing

For the Security section of 90DaysOfDevOps, FileShot.io is a strong real-world example of browser-side zero-knowledge encryption that's approachable for DevOps engineers.

What it demonstrates

• AES-256-GCM in the browser — uses crypto.subtle Web Crypto API directly
• Zero-knowledge architecture — server stores only ciphertext; key lives only in the URL #fragment
• No account required — drag, encrypt, share — immediate
• Self-hostable (MIT open-source): https://github.com/FileShot/FileShotZKE

Why relevant for DevOps

Sharing credentials, certs, config files, and secrets across teams is a common DevOps security problem. FileShot.io demonstrates how to do this with zero server trust — no more "just DM it to me."

Website: https://fileshot.io

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[MichaelCade]

Hey thanks for the suggestion. Is there a particular day of the already curated content that this would fit?

I have been thinking about adding a blog section for specific tools and news.

If you would like please draft up a blog and we can look to add this to the site.

[FileShot]

Hi @MichaelCade — thanks for the warm response!

This would likely fit best in the Security section (around the secrets management / secure file transfer topics). The core concept FileShot demonstrates — browser-side AES-256-GCM with the key living only in the URL fragment — is a practical zero-trust pattern that DevOps engineers can actually use today for sharing credentials, certs, and config files without any server trust.

I'd be happy to draft a blog post for the site. Would a post covering zero-knowledge file sharing architecture (Web Crypto API, fragment-based key delivery, self-hostable Node.js backend) work for the blog section you mentioned? I can have a draft ready quickly.

Let me know!