Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
VoidPaste Makes Terminal Output Disappear
An ephemeral paste service for sharing logs, stack traces, and configuration files with expiration, view limits, burn-after-reading, and encryption controls.
- For
- Developers sharing temporary logs and configuration snippets
- Worth noticing
- Anonymous pastes allow 1 MB; signed-in users get 5 MB, with expiration and view limits enforced atomically by the API.
Field notes
The homepage supports anonymous creation and offers preset examples for logs, JSON, and stack traces. Users can combine expiration, maximum views, burn-after-reading, password protection, and optional browser-side AES-256-GCM encryption. The service also exposes versioned REST endpoints and a Go CLI, with scoped API keys described for scripted use. Its security page acknowledges that client encryption still requires trusting the JavaScript served by the site.
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