SSHive: SSH, SFTP & Terminal
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New in 1.2.4: • Real ICMP ping and traceroute: actual measurements, showing every router along the way and its response time. The TCP fallback is labelled as such, on the port you choose. • RDP certificates are checked: the server's fingerprint is remembered on first contact, and the connection stops if it ever changes. Known certificates are managed in Settings. • Full DNS: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS and SOA, with their TTLs. • Blocklists now have three verdicts instead of two — listed, clean, or no answer. A silent list no longer counts as "clean". • Whois follows the referral chain all the way to the registrar, and no longer waits forever. • SFTP downloads can be saved to Files or shared straight from the app. • MX servers show their blocklist reputation next to each record. • iCloud sync: a password changed on the Mac now reaches the iPhone, and an imported profile keeps all of its settings. • FTP, FTPS and Telnet profiles created on the Mac are clearly flagged instead of being shown as SSH. • “Save to Keychain” finally holds: unticking it deletes the password already stored, here and in iCloud, and it is asked for at every connection. Nothing is kept anywhere. • Ctrl and Alt now work in the terminal: Ctrl+C really interrupts, and the key stays lit while the modifier is armed.
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SSHive is the all-in-one remote access client for iPhone and iPad — SSH, SFTP, RDP, VNC and a built-in VPN in one fast, private, native app. Manage your servers, open a full terminal, transfer files, and control remote Windows, macOS and Linux desktops from anywhere. SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS • SSH — full terminal (SwiftTerm), key & password auth • SFTP — browse, upload, download and manage files • RDP — Remote Desktop to Windows PCs and servers • VNC — screen sharing for macOS and Linux • OpenVPN — open a secure tunnel before you connect KEY FEATURES • Touch-optimized mouse & keyboard for RDP and VNC • SSH key generation, import and management • Port forwarding / SSH tunnels • Command snippets and history • Shared credentials reused across profiles • Folders to organize your connections • Face ID / Touch ID protection for every secret • iCloud sync of profiles and keys across your devices • Import / export your connections (.sshive) • Native SwiftUI design for iPhone and iPad, light & dark NETWORK TOOLS • Ping — test host reachability • DNS Lookup — resolve domain names • Traceroute — trace the network path • Whois — domain registration info • MX Lookup — a domain's mail servers • Blacklist Check (DNSBL) — see if an IP is blacklisted • Network interfaces — local IP, netmask and active interfaces PRIVACY FIRST Your passwords and keys live in the iOS Keychain, protected by Face ID / Touch ID. Nothing goes through our servers — connections run straight from your device to yours. FREE & PRO Use SSHive for free with core SSH access. Upgrade to Pro to unlock RDP, VNC, VPN, unlimited sessions and profiles, tunnels, broadcast, shared accounts and more. Whether you are a developer, sysadmin or DevOps engineer, SSHive puts your whole infrastructure in your pocket.
What's new · 1.2.4
New in 1.2.4: • Real ICMP ping and traceroute: actual measurements, showing every router along the way and its response time. The TCP fallback is labelled as such, on the port you choose. • RDP certificates are checked: the server's fingerprint is remembered on first contact, and the connection stops if it ever changes. Known certificates are managed in Settings. • Full DNS: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS and SOA, with their TTLs. • Blocklists now have three verdicts instead of two — listed, clean, or no answer. A silent list no longer counts as "clean". • Whois follows the referral chain all the way to the registrar, and no longer waits forever. • SFTP downloads can be saved to Files or shared straight from the app. • MX servers show their blocklist reputation next to each record. • iCloud sync: a password changed on the Mac now reaches the iPhone, and an imported profile keeps all of its settings. • FTP, FTPS and Telnet profiles created on the Mac are clearly flagged instead of being shown as SSH. • “Save to Keychain” finally holds: unticking it deletes the password already stored, here and in iCloud, and it is asked for at every connection. Nothing is kept anywhere. • Ctrl and Alt now work in the terminal: Ctrl+C really interrupts, and the key stays lit while the modifier is armed.
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