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SecureCRT for Linux 9.5.1

Developed by - Linux - setup file SecureCRT-for-Linux-7.0.4.img (13.60 MB) - Shareware
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"SSH / Telnet client and terminal emulator"

SecureCRT for Linux is a terminal emulator package for Linux which offers secure shell support. Use the terminal to transfer files securely, tunnel through to protect data integrity, and access PCs remotely. A variety of network devices can be emulated with SecureCRT for Linux which includes SSH1, SSH2, Telnet/SSL, Telnet, Serial and a number of other emulations. Public key, Kerberos v5 using GSSAPI, and X.509 certificates are the security options. A number of ciphers are included like Blowfish, Twofish, AES, AES-CTR, RC4 and 3DES. The package includes additional support for Mac and Windows. Multiple sessions can be run with the tiled interface, including cloned sessions, mapped keys and a session manager.

SecureCRT for Linux Key Features:

  • Terminal emulator for Linux
  • Transfer files securely, tunnel through to protect data integrity, and access PCs remotely
  • Terminal options include SSH1, SSH2, Telnet/SSL, Telnet, Serial and a number of others
  • Encryption ciphers include Blowfish, Twofish, AES, AES-CTR, RC4 and 3DES
  • Multiple sessions supported
  • 30 day trial

SecureCRT for Linux is an excellent terminal replacement for Linux with support for encrypted network communication.

Requirements: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS 64-bit / 20.04 LTS 64-bit / macOS 14 (Sonoma), macOS 13 (Ventura)

What's new in this version: Map buttons, commands, and keys to send the password or username from a set of saved credentials. On Windows, configure default settings for RDP sessions. The Mac version adds Sonoma (macOS 14) support.

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