What ZipPigeon handles
ZipPigeon needs some delivery details to work: account emails, recipient emails, timestamps, file sizes, transfer status, download counts, audit events, IP addresses, user agents, and abuse-prevention signals.
Security
See how ZipPigeon protects files before upload, what the service still handles, and where the current limits are.
ZipPigeon needs some delivery details to work: account emails, recipient emails, timestamps, file sizes, transfer status, download counts, audit events, IP addresses, user agents, and abuse-prevention signals.
File contents are encrypted in the browser before upload. Raw file keys, private account keys, recovery codes, and secure-link URL fragments should not be sent to the server during normal use.
Your browser encrypts the files before upload. ZipPigeon stores encrypted chunks and an encrypted manifest, then prepares access separately for each sender, account recipient, or secure-link flow.
Account recipients have public keys for encrypted sharing and signatures. Browser-created account shares can tie the recipient, key fingerprint, encrypted key envelope, upload, and expiration into a signed grant.
Secure links are useful for quick guest access. They are also bearer access: anyone with the full active link may be able to open the transfer.
Encryption protects file contents, not every surrounding detail. Keep secrets out of filenames, notes, email subjects, and recipient labels.
ZipPigeon has security smoke tests and documented crypto design notes. It should not be described as SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or independently audited until those assessments are completed for the deployed service.
ZipPigeon does not yet include public key transparency, hardware security modules, enterprise SSO enforcement, data residency guarantees, formal compliance attestations, or post-quantum recipient key wrapping.
Send security reports to security@zippigeon.com with affected routes, reproduction steps, impact, and synthetic evidence where possible.
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