Hi, I've been developing Delphi applications for 6 or 7 years now. I'm glad to see a growing community here on G+ with fellow Delphi developers. (My homepage: http://www.freddy1990.net/)

Hi, I've been developing Delphi applications for 6 or 7 years now. I'm glad to see a growing community here on G+ with fellow Delphi developers. (My homepage: http://www.freddy1990.net/)

I recently developed and published a new pastebin style website. It allows you to publish your code securely on the web.

The title and paste data are encrypted using AES-256 with a random 30 character string, which is never stored on the server. The user receives a link to the paste once it's published containing the UID which identifies the paste and the encryption key. This means that you can only view, or even confirm the existence of a paste in the case that you have the full url with both elements.

On top of the encryption, the site actively enforces a signed SSL connection, to ensure that your communication with the site happens securely.

The site's syntax highlighting is powered by GeSHI and offers all of the syntaxes which are available in GeSHI.

If you follow this link, you will automatically enable Delphi syntax by default on your paste: https://www.pastelock.com/?syntax=delphi
https://www.pastelock.com/?syntax=delphi

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  1. I like the "PasteLock" tool, very simple and elegant, may I suggest a "search" functionality? or maybe show the last 30 pastes somewhere? of course, if the paste is "public" only.

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  2. Such a functionality can not be implemented as it is not possible to create public pastes. All pastes are encrypted in the database and can only be accessed by an individual with a link containing the correct UID and matching encryption key.

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