IDENTITY / 01
Verify the host.
First contact shows the server’s SHA-256 fingerprint before credentials are sent. You approve and pin it; changed keys are rejected.
01CYBERCORE / REMOTE OPERATIONS
CC / SSH-006 ANDROID CLIENT · ACTIVE BUILD
A secure SSH console built for deliberate work. Verify the machine, authenticate directly, and run commands on your terms.
ANDROID / SOURCE INSTALL
Run this on a Linux workstation with JDK 17+, Android SDK platform 36, and ADB. Connect one Android device, enable USB debugging, and authorize the computer.
CYBERCORE F-DROID REPOSITORY ↗This command builds the pinned source locally and installs a debug-signed test build; it is not a public release APK. Use the Cybercore F-Droid page for repository access and app availability.
BUILD + INSTALL / PINNED SOURCE
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cybercoretech/CyberSSH/main/scripts/install-android.sh | bashReview the installer source before running. The script asks before it downloads, builds, or installs.
01 / FIELD CAPABILITIES
Lightweight on the surface. Careful where it matters.
IDENTITY / 01
First contact shows the server’s SHA-256 fingerprint before credentials are sent. You approve and pin it; changed keys are rejected.
01SHELL / 02
Open a remote pseudo-terminal and send commands over the authenticated SSH channel. CyberSSH never launches a local shell.
02CONTROL / 03
Credentials remain in memory for the connection attempt. Nothing is saved or sent to an AI service.
0302 / SECURITY SEQUENCE
CyberSSH pauses on an unknown server, presents its fingerprint, and waits for your verification. After approval, that host and port are pinned to the accepted key.
READ THE SECURITY MODEL ↗03 / DEVELOPMENT STATUS
Open development. Visible scope. No pretend features.
CYBERCORE / BLACKSITE CONSOLE 06
Android-first. Open source. Operator-controlled.