Lufi

6.6easy start · #69 of 105
in File transfer services

Runs on Android, api, iOS, self-hosted, Web.

Lufi is ranked #69 of 105 in file transfer services on The Geeks Club. It runs on Android, API, iOS, Self-hosted, Web.

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Purpose: Lufi is end-to-end encrypted file-sharing software that stores files and lets users download them.
Encryption: Encryption and decryption happen in the browser, and the encryption key is never sent over the network.
Metadata: The file name, size, and MIME type are sent unencrypted.
Clients: Lufi offers a web interface, a CLI client, and a Python client.
Languages: Lufi comes with several languages.
Deployment: The project includes an Ansible role and Terraform plan for deployment, and documents Docker deployment through a separate recipe.
License: Lufi is licensed under the AGPL.
Browser compatibility: The README lists Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer 11, Edge, Safari, and iOS and Android devices as tested and working.
Demo limits: The project links to a demonstration site and says it has strong limits on time and file size.
Security support: Only the latest Lufi release is supported and receives security fixes; vulnerabilities in the develop branch may also be reported.
Vulnerability reports: The security policy directs vulnerability reports to a confidential issue on the project's Framagit instance.
No bounty: The security policy says Lufi has no bounty program at this time.
Support and contributions: The README invites users to report issues, help with internationalization, and contribute code.

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