Found this and thought it was a neat concept: sendmessage.xyz takes a text message, encrypts it with AES-256-GCM, and writes it into a black-and-white PNG that just looks like TV static. No account, nothing installed, everything runs client-side — the text and key never hit a server. Recipient loads the PNG back into the page and needs the key to read it (up to ~125 KB payload).
What I'm curious about: is there a legit use case here for us — sharing links, credentials, without them sitting in plain text in a chat? Would you use it, and would you trust a tool like this for anything real?
What I'm curious about: is there a legit use case here for us — sharing links, credentials, without them sitting in plain text in a chat? Would you use it, and would you trust a tool like this for anything real?
