Tag: SSH

SSH (Secure Shell) is a protocol used to connect securely to remote servers over an encrypted channel. Instead of logging in through an exposed connection, SSH protects your data and credentials while you run commands, transfer files, or tunnel traffic. For developers and system administrators, it’s the standard way to manage Linux servers, cloud instances, and other remote machines. With SSH keys and proper configuration, it provides both strong security and convenient access for day-to-day server management.