Vault, Known Hosts, and Device Security

SSH Bridge keeps sensitive SSH data behind account authentication, encrypted vault storage, host-key verification, and device session controls.

Encrypted Vault

The vault protects private SSH material and other sensitive connection data. When vault protection is enabled, the app asks you to unlock the vault before using protected credentials.

SSH Keys

Keys can be stored in the Keys panel and then selected when creating or editing a host. Shared team keys are visible with a team badge and remain managed by the team owner or admin.

Known Hosts

When SSH Bridge sees an unknown or changed host key, it shows a warning before continuing. This helps protect you from connecting to the wrong machine.

Device Sessions

Account devices and active sessions can be reviewed and revoked from the app. Use this when you lose a device, change phones, or want to clear old logins.