Mainstream file sharing services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and WeTransfer require account registration, log IP addresses, and can be compelled to hand over data to authorities. For sensitive file transfers - leaked documents, research data, legal evidence - this creates unacceptable risk.
- Sender anonymity - Files are uploaded through Tor circuits, hiding the sender's IP address
- Recipient anonymity - Downloads happen over Tor, protecting the recipient's identity
- No third-party access - You control the server, so no cloud provider can scan or access your files
- Automatic expiration - Configure files to auto-delete after download or after a set time period
Tor-based file sharing is the standard method used by investigative journalists to receive sensitive documents from sources worldwide.