VaultBreak · BrainBreaking Trust

Stop emailing plaintext.
Hand off credentials, not liability.

Time-boxed, audited credential handoffs for B2B integrations. Seal a secret, share a one-time link, confirm applied — the same envelope-encryption stack we run in production, now for your partner integrations.

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Envelope encryption (AES-256-GCM) One-time reveal links Full audit trail

Why it exists

Every integration handoff becomes a Slack message with a password in it.

API keys, DB credentials, webhook secrets — pasted into email or chat, living in history forever, no record of who saw them or when. VaultBreak replaces that with a sealed, time-boxed, single-reveal handoff that leaves an audit trail instead of a liability.

Envelope encryption
AES-256-GCM per handoff, with a unique data encryption key for every secret — never reused across handoffs.
KMS-backed key wrapping
The data encryption key is wrapped by GCP Cloud KMS in production; plaintext secrets are never logged, anywhere.
One-time reveal links
A retrieve link that works exactly once, and expires — not a document that sits in an inbox indefinitely.
Full audit trail
Every seal, reveal, and apply is logged — who, when, and whether it was actually used.

How it works

Seal, share, confirm

01

Seal

An operator seals a secret into an envelope — AES-256-GCM, with a per-handoff data encryption key wrapped by KMS, and sets an expiry.

02

Share

A one-time retrieve link goes out — email, chat, wherever. The secret itself never touches that channel.

03

Confirm

The recipient reveals once; the operator marks it applied. Every step — seal, reveal, apply — lands in the audit log.

Access

Reviewed per workspace — not self-serve yet

VaultBreak isn't an open signup today. Tell us about your integration below; an admin reviews and approves access, then your operators sign in with Google.

Teams handing off API keys, DB creds, or webhook secrets to integration partners

B2B platforms that need a provable, time-boxed alternative to emailing credentials

Anyone tired of "here's the password, delete this message after"

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Tell us about your integration

Who you're handing credentials to, and roughly how often. We respond within 24 hours.