SSH Files – Secure ShellFish 4+

Name: SSH Files – Secure ShellFish
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: Anders Borum

Anders Borum

- 5.0 • 3 個評分

- 免費
- 提供 App 內購買項目

描述

Finally Secure ShellFish is available on the Mac bringing seamless access to SSH servers to your most used computer.

Server files are available in the ShellFish location of the Finder and available as part of the filesystem anywhere on the Mac.

First class tmux support is particularly useful on the Mac. Never worry about losing the network connection and handoff sessions between iPhone, iPad and Mac. It feels like magic.

Send notifications and update widgets from the terminal. This will work from any terminal even from cron jobs once Shell Integration has been installed.

Servers are synced between iPhone, iPad and Mac using iCloud Keychain for ideal convenience and security.

The rich Shortcuts support has also been brought to the Mac making it easy to work with files on your servers from shortcuts.

Secure ShellFish is useful as a free app and paying pro users can disable ads in the terminal, upload through the Finder and configure unlimited number of servers. You payment is shared between Mac, iPhone and iPad.

2025年6月4日

版本 2025.17

Delete button is correctly shown for Secure Enclave keys.

Enable SSH agent forwarding for server configurations. Agent contains keys from the app with "Included in Agent" enabled which is supported for regular keys and Secure Enclave keys.

SSH agent supports adding/removing keys through the ssh-add command on your server as well as locking.

All authentication with keys on this agent requires approval, either existing biometric authentication or a simple confirmation.

5.0 滿分 5 粒星

3 個評分

Nice App

Easy to use
Create a shortcut to access SFTP

Great app

This is indeed a great app which supports SSH Proxy Jump (via paid pro version). I am the one who depends on very much on SSH key-based authentication and SSH ProxyJump.

However, I would like to know how secure the keys are stored. I am concerned about the security of the private keys. In fact, I note that your app is unable to 'forget' the passphrase of the private key. Accordingly, the security of the 'already unencrypted' private key is very important. Thanks.

Keys are stored in the iCloud Keychain if enabled and otherwise in the system keychain. They are stored with settings such that they can only be accessed when the device is unlocked through data security built into iOS and iPadOS.

If you keep your device locked when you are not using it, then your keys are very secure, but if you borrow your device to others when unlocked they are less secure.