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We are using a hosted version of onetimesecret for internal usage. We mainly used it on Slack. We made a slash command (/secret) to easily share passwords on S
by mathie25 6y ago
We are using a hosted version of onetimesecret for internal usage.
We mainly used it on Slack. We made a slash command (/secret) to easily share passwords on Slack.
So the only thing you need to do is write /secret YourPassword.
After that, you need to be authenticated via Google SSO as we added a proxy. Yes, we know, the password goes through Slack.
- stephenr 6y ago... aren't you then sharing it with the Slack (the service, not the room) too?