Per-file encryption
Each file is encrypted with its own 256-bit key using XChaCha20-Poly1305. Keys are wrapped by a master key, so stolen disks reveal nothing.
Inferno Link is a private file-sharing platform built for teams that move large, sensitive data. Every file gets its own encryption key, every link is unguessable, and every access is accounted for.
Designed around one idea: large files should be easy to send and impossible to snoop on.
Each file is encrypted with its own 256-bit key using XChaCha20-Poly1305. Keys are wrapped by a master key, so stolen disks reveal nothing.
Parallel, chunked uploads with SHA-256 verification per chunk. Pause, lose your connection, resume exactly where you left off.
64-character cryptographic tokens. Only a hash is stored, and downloads use short-lived, IP-bound signed URLs.
Passwords, expiry dates, scheduled activation, download limits, single-use links, IP / CIDR and country allowlists.
Role-based groups with fine-grained permissions, per-group file-size limits, allowed extensions and maximum link lifetimes.
Default quotas per group, overrides per user and atomic quota accounting — space is reserved the moment an upload starts.
Sign-ins, 2FA events, admin actions, uploads and every link view or download — with IP and country.
Stream images, video, audio and PDFs in the browser with range requests — decrypted on the fly, sandboxed by CSP.
Upload from any tab, right-click to send images and links, and get a share link on your clipboard automatically.
Drop files in the panel or the Chrome extension. They’re split into chunks, hashed and sent over several parallel streams.
Each chunk is sealed into authenticated blocks with the file’s own key before it ever touches the disk.
Create a link with exactly the rules you need. Recipients get a clean download page — no account required.
Security isn’t a setting you have to remember to turn on. Every layer — from the network edge to the bytes on disk — is locked down out of the box.
Random per-file keys, wrapped by a master key. Block numbers are bound into the authentication data, so blocks can’t be reordered or truncated.
Username sign-in with Argon2id passwords and Google Authenticator. Codes can’t be replayed, and one-time recovery codes are issued.
The sign-in screen is reachable only from approved networks — enforced in the application and as a Cloudflare WAF rule.
Direct-to-origin traffic is refused. Real client IPs are verified against Cloudflare’s published ranges.
Every download URL is signed, short-lived and only valid for the visitor’s IP address. Download limits are enforced atomically.
Account lockouts, rate limits on sign-in, link passwords and API tokens, plus a cookie-free download domain.
Every share link carries its own policy. Combine rules freely, revoke instantly, and watch each view and download in a per-link access log.
Drag files into the extension, paste from the clipboard or right-click an image, video or link to send it straight to Inferno Link. When the upload finishes, a share link with your preferred rules is already on your clipboard.
There is no fixed technical limit. Files are uploaded in chunks, so multi-hundred-gigabyte transfers work. Administrators can set a maximum file size and storage quota per group or per user.
Nothing is lost. The server keeps track of every verified chunk; the upload resumes from the last completed chunk instead of starting over.
No. Recipients simply open the link. Depending on the link’s rules they may need a password, a permitted network or a permitted country.
Files are never written to disk in plaintext. Each file is encrypted with its own key, and the keys are wrapped by a master key held outside the storage volume, so a copied disk or backup contains only ciphertext.
Each link contains a 384-bit random token. Only a hash of the token is stored, the download URL is signed and bound to the visitor’s IP address, and repeated failures are rate-limited.
Yes. The panel ships in English and Turkish, and each user can switch at any time. Share pages automatically follow the visitor’s browser language.