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PrivateBin is a minimalist, open-source online pastebin that ensures zero server knowledge of pasted data through client-side 256-bit AES encryption in the browser.
PrivateBin is a self-hosted, minimalist pastebin forked from ZeroBin (by SΓ©bastien Sauvage), refactored for better extensibility and additional privacy-focused features. It allows users to share text, code, files, and discussions securely without the server ever accessing plaintext content.
The core problem it solves is the insecurity of traditional pastebins like Pastebin.com, where servers store unencrypted data vulnerable to admins, breaches, or legal requests. PrivateBin uses client-side encryption, making data unreadable to the server (zero-knowledge), providing plausible deniability, and supporting self-destruction of pastes.
It's built for server administrators offering public or private instances, developers sharing code, teams exchanging sensitive info, and anyone needing ephemeral, secure notes. It was developed to enhance ZeroBin's privacy model with more features while keeping the server lightweight and ignorant.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Yes / Open Source (Free to self-host, no costs; Zlib license allows commercial use.)
Yes β https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin
Report bugs/features via GitHub Issues, submit PRs per Development guide and Code of Conduct. Translations, templates welcome. See wiki.
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