Termius is a modern, full-featured SSH client designed to enhance productivity and collaboration for engineers. It provides a seamless terminal experience across multiple platforms including macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. The platform features secure synchronization through encrypted vaults, allowing teams to share infrastructure data safely.
- IDE-style autocomplete for faster command entry
- Encrypted Vaults for secure host and credential sharin
- Real-time terminal multiplayer sessions for team collaboration
Integrated SFTP for easy file transfers
- Centralized Keychain for managing SSH keys, passwords, and certificates
- Support for hardware security keys (FIDO2) and biometric authentication
- Cross-device synchronization to keep workflows consistent anywhere
- IDE-style autocomplete for faster command entry
- Encrypted Vaults for secure host and credential sharin
- Real-time terminal multiplayer sessions for team collaboration
Integrated SFTP for easy file transfers
- Centralized Keychain for managing SSH keys, passwords, and certificates
- Support for hardware security keys (FIDO2) and biometric authentication
- Cross-device synchronization to keep workflows consistent anywhere
A portable SSH terminal client for the ESP32-S3 T-Deck Plus, featuring a hardware keyboard, trackball navigation, and touch gesture controls.
PocketSSH turns the LILYGO T-Deck Plus into a pocket-sized ESP32-based SSH terminal for managing remote hardware from anywhere.
Run any GUI app in the terminal `term.everything` is a Linux CLI program to run GUI windows in your terminal. Specifically, `term.everything` is a built-from-scratch Wayland compositor that outputs to a terminal rather than your monitor.
OPKSSH (OpenPubkey SSH) allows authentication to servers over SSH using OpenID Connect (OIDC), replacing manually configured SSH keys with ephemeral keys for improved security, usability, and visibility. It's now open-source under the OpenPubkey project.
A guide to generate and install U2F SSH keys using Flipper Zero.
- ssh-add --apple-use-keychain
- /usr/bin/ssh not openssh
- /usr/bin/ssh not openssh
1. I enabled JFFS custom scripts and configs
2. I enabled SSH
3. Via SSH I created a file named dnsmasq.conf.add in /jffs/configs/
4. I chmod 755 /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add to make it executable
(I don't think this is necessary)
5. I add all my dhcp static leases in the format:
dhcp-host=49:EF:0C:24:7F:16,D-Link-AP,192.168.2.10,1440
to this file.
6. I disabled manual assignment of DHCP leases
7. I reboot the router
2. I enabled SSH
3. Via SSH I created a file named dnsmasq.conf.add in /jffs/configs/
4. I chmod 755 /jffs/configs/dnsmasq.conf.add to make it executable
(I don't think this is necessary)
5. I add all my dhcp static leases in the format:
dhcp-host=49:EF:0C:24:7F:16,D-Link-AP,192.168.2.10,1440
to this file.
6. I disabled manual assignment of DHCP leases
7. I reboot the router
