Free ssh software for mac

Cyberduck is an open source SFTP (SSH Secure File Transfer) and FTP browser licenced under the GPL.
It has been built from the ground up with usability in mind, having the same consistent graphical user interface for both SFTP and FTP browsing.
Multiple connections are supported. Drag and drop is supported consequently for transferring files between server and client.
A transfer queue keeps track of the pending file transfers and supports resuming of both downloads and uploads. Local files can be synchronized with files on the server. System technologies such as the Keychain, Rendezvous and AppleScript are supported.
Cyberduck integrates seamlessly with external editors such as SubEthaEdit, BBEdit, TextMate and others.
Cyberduck has been translated into numerous languages including English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Portuguese, Spanish, Finnish, Slovak, Czech, Norwegian and Russian.
Main features:
- User friendly interface!
- Open multiple simultaneous connections
- Document based interface
- Support for various encodings (Screenshot)
- Live filtering of directory listings
- Caching folder listings
- Move files (Screenshot)
- Copy & paste files
- Create new files
- Rename files
- Delete files
- Show hidden files
- Allow the selection of files in the browser by typing the filename.

Vapor harnesses the power of SSH to provide secure, encrypted VPN connections for AppleShare, WWW, Server Admin and other Internet services.

rsyncbackup is a handy tool for scheduled backups using rsync. rsyncbackup lets you easily setup multiple source folders, and destinations, both locally, your ipod or external firewire disk, or remote destination using ssh.
Enhancements:
- Great improvement of user manual.
- Added support for remote sources. This allows synchronizing in example bookmarks, configuration, iPhoto and iTunes library and much more between several computers.
- Fixed growl error notifications to be sticky.

Secure Shell helper alleviates the need to use the command line to configure a working OpenSSH system. Its all point and click !
Main features:
- Control whos allowed to access your account
- Generate new OpenSSH keys
- View/Export your public keys
- Setup and control the SSH server
- Easy to use Wizard allows you to configure the server and personal identity.
Enhancements:
- Fixed issue where turning off Password Authentication didnt work
- Smaller app size.

CVSServerSetup.app is a tool for developers wanting to get a CVS repository up and running on their machine without too much pain.
This application will setup a CVS repository on your machine, enable people to browse it via the web, allow developers to access it remotely (using ssh or cvs pserver), and announce the repositorys existence to the local network via Rendezvous. Also see the README.rtf included on the disk image, that will detail the changes in this latest release.
The included command-line tool, cvsDiscover, will find Rendezvous-enabled cvs pservers on the local network for you. More information is available in the ReadMe-cvsDiscover.rtf on the disk image.
Enhancements:
- adds better informational messages (ehm, there are some now, post-installation),
- _ssh._tcp. support for the Rendezvous delegate,
- and it defaults to providing CVS access via ssh, and *not* pserver. Which will make some people happy.

SSH Tunnel Manager is a front-end for the ssh command when used to open tunnels between two hosts. Those command lines are particulary long and confusing, especially for novices, and I never remember which argument comes first, if I have to open local or remote tunnels and so on... Thats why I wrote this tool.
With SSH Tunnel Manager you can set up as many tunnels as you wish, each one containing as many port redirections as you wish.
SSH Tunnels are a secure way to access hosts, or machines you cannot normaly reach, i.e : hosts on a LAN or behind a firewall. By the way, this is not a cracker tool! You must be able to access an ssh enabled host that can communicate with this private network (usually a firewall). SSH can play with two kind of tunnels, called Local port forwarding and Remote port forwarding.
I tried to include all the important features people asked me to do since 1.0 version, so you can tune almost every usefull option available in the command line tool.
Enhancements:
- Include a workaround to use ssh tunnels SOCKS proxy feature (embedded ssh binary used only when tunnel needs SOCK feature, because of a bug in Panthers ssh).
- Fixed a wrong behavior sometimes while adding port redirections.
- Added a field in advanced options that show command line that will be used to launch the tunnel.
- Fixed a confusing build number in about box different from the one in preferences.
- Makes link to the website effective in preferences window.
- Removed all references to SSH Tunnel Manager "2". There was no resons for that since all users of v1 should upgrade :-) (Christophe is happy now).

Recent Tunes stores a list of recently played iTunes songs in your menu bar for quick access. Choosing a recently played tune from the list immediately plays the song in iTunes.
With the combination of Recent Tunes and the iTunes dock menu, nearly all the stuff you want to do with iTunes is at your fingertips and out of your way.
Enhancements:
- Recent tunes now uploads a file to your server for the tune currently playing and a file for the recently played tunes using either FTP, SSH, or HTTP GET. By default the files are named currentune.html and recenttunes.html. Both names are configurable in the Preference Panel.

zipaes can create and expand zip archives encrypted using a 128-bit AES cipher.
It basically adds an openssl encryption filter to rditto, so you should look at
the rditto documentation for detailed usage.
zipaes is a set of tools for copying, archiving, and encrypting your data under Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
Main features:
- Uses industry standard 128-bit AES cipher for data encryption.
- Unencrypted zip archives are identical to those created by the Finder. You can open them with nothing more than a double-click. (Use DropZipAES to open encrypted archives.)
- Mac meta-data (resource forks, etc.) are properly copied and archived.
- Can copy or archive to/from remote computers over a network connection (using ssh).
Enhancements:
- Major rewrite.