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A List of Ephemeral File Sharing Services

A List of Ephemeral File Sharing Services

Contributions welcome.

~ Prajjwal Singh

Service CLI? Max Size Direct Access Files Expire? Can Limit Download Count? Password Protection HTTPS
c-v.sh curl -F 4 GB Yes Yes, by Mister Alg. No No Enforced
FileIO Yes 5 GB Yes Optionally Fixed @ 1 No Yes
0x0.st Yes 512MiB Yes Yes No No Yes
Instant No UL No When seeders die No No Enforced
ki.tc Yes 100mb Yes Upon Access Singular No No
uguu.se Yes 100mb Yes 1 Day No No Yes
oshi.at Yes 1 GB Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Flyle Yes - FFSend 2.5 GB no Yes Yes Yes Enforced

Client Side Encryption

It's a good idea to encrypt your files locally before sending them out, even if you trust the service. Here's a short how-to.

Encrypt with 256 bit AES:

openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -salt -in <infile> -out <outfile>

Decrypt:

openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -d -in <infile> -out <outfile>

Skip the -in and -out options to make openssl use STDIN or STDOUT.

See man enc for information on available ciphers. aes-256-cbc and bf are what I generally use.

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@greatjack1 there we go.

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sh4dowb commented Nov 22, 2023

Service CLI? Max Size Direct Access Files Expire? Can Limit Download Count? Password Protection HTTPS
ccu.to curl -T 5 GB Yes Yes, 72h No No Yes

hosted in Switzerland, 10 GBit DL/UL no limit (except attack protections) %99.99 uptime, there's also bash and windows shortcuts available on site
it's in Turkish, but what do you even need to read, just click a button and upload!

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bubnenkoff commented May 26, 2024

Please add:

|[Code.Redata](https://code.redata.dev)|Yes|64KB|Yes|No|No|No|Yes|

https://code.redata.dev

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