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Securely sharing a password using Docker, D-Note, and Nginx

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James J
Mar 23, 2018

Working in the IT field, at some point or another we have all had to share a really important password with someone on the other side of the world. How can we do that while still walking the line between security and convenience? We utilize Docker, D-Note, and Nginx to build an encrypted self-destructing(and optionally password protected) message store.
JJ

James J

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