Looking for an incredibly easy tool to manage your SSH connections? KDE's terminal application has a handy trick up its sleeve.

How to generate SSH (Secure Shell) keys in Mac OS X using the Terminal app and Command Line.

The Secure Shell — SSH — allows you to send secure, encrypted, communications between computers that is nearly impossible to crack. Here's how to use it in macOS.

I'm trying to create an encrypted tunnel from a Windows box to a Linux box using Putty. Actually I have been able to create the tunnel successfully. Putty creates a tunnel from localhost:5500 to ...

The free version, however, offers the basic features you need, such as SSH key authentication support, a built-in SSH key generator, snippets, forwarding, themes, tabs, and more.

If you frequently remote into Linux servers and desktops from a MacOS device, Secure ShellFish (SSH Files) might be your best option.