OPEN A TIP LINE
a public inbox that only you can read. share the submission link anywhere; tips are encrypted in the sender's browser to a key only you hold.
- your browser makes an ECDH P-256 keypair — the public half goes in the submission link, the private half only in your owner link
- each sender encrypts to your public key with a throwaway ephemeral key; the server stores ciphertext it cannot read
- the submission page is served by attested code in a hardware TEE, so a source can verify it before typing
YOUR TIP LINE IS OPEN
share this anywhere — it carries only your PUBLIC key.
open it to read tips. it is the ONLY copy of your private key.
SEND A TIP
verify this enclave before trusting it — the page you are typing into is reproducible from source and hardware-attested. check the attestation.
SENT
the enclave now holds ciphertext it cannot read. nobody, including you, can decrypt it: your ephemeral key was discarded the instant it left your device.
if your network position is sensitive, note that the enclave still sees the timing and size of your submission, not its contents — reach it over Tor or a VPN if that matters.
INBOX
connecting…share your submission link
NO KEY IN THIS LINK
this inbox link is missing its private key, or the key is malformed. the private key lives only in the part after #, which browsers never send to any server — so if it is gone, the tips cannot be read. open your original owner link, exactly as you saved it.
NOTHING HERE
no tip line answers to this link — it expired after 30 days idle, or never existed. the server can't tell you which.