zero-knowledge SSH client for Windows - Marix

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• DataRecovery OG

  January 14

  @Fritz said: early feedback

  A utility with only purpose of reading text input and displaying text output is built upon:

  

  So its distrib size is:

  

  🤦🏻‍♂️

  @Fritz said: What makes Marix different:
  🔒 Zero-knowledge by design – your passwords and keys never leave your device
  💻 100% offline – no cloud, no servers, no telemetry

  IMO what makes it really different is using the sentences above to promote an SSH client

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• somik OG

  January 14

  I'll take a ssh bastion any day over sharing my ssh key using what probably is a vibe coded terminal application that could have been written in C but was written with "latest and slowest and largest" modern tech.

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• tulipyun

  January 14

  @Fritz said:
  🔒 Zero-knowledge by design – your passwords and keys never leave your device

  If the password never leaves my device, it will never be possible to complete the login.

  Therefore, I shall not believe the rest of what is said.

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• somik OG

  January 14

  @tulipyun said:

  @Fritz said:
  🔒 Zero-knowledge by design – your passwords and keys never leave your device

  If the password never leaves my device, it will never be possible to complete the login.

  Therefore, I shall not believe the rest of what is said.

  Maybe they generate and use their own ssh key to login? So YOUR master password never leaves your device, but their ssh public key does. My question is, what happens IF the ssh key gets leaked by their app?

  If you want information, feign ignorance reply with the wrong answer. Internet people will correct you ASAP!
  It’s OK if you disagree with me. I can’t force you to be right!
• rcy026

  January 14

  Cloudflare DNS management in a ssh client? What the frick?
  What's next, Excel is going to play videos and my browser will walk the dog?

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• SocksAreComfortable

  January 14

  @rcy026 said:
  Cloudflare DNS management in a ssh client? What the frick?
  What's next, Excel is going to play videos and my browser will walk the dog?

  You have to admit, that would get you to sign up for Copilot!
• WSS OG

  January 14

  @rcy026 said:
  Cloudflare DNS management in a ssh client? What the frick?
  What's next, Excel is going to play videos and my browser will walk the dog?

  This reminds me of years and years ago someone who used Excel to browse the web because Internet explorer was locked down on their corporate machine.

  My pronouns are like/subscribe.
• rcy026

  January 14

  @SocksAreComfortable said:

  @rcy026 said:
  Cloudflare DNS management in a ssh client? What the frick?
  What's next, Excel is going to play videos and my browser will walk the dog?

  You have to admit, that would get you to sign up for Copilot!

  It's something I've always said I will never do...but yes, that would do it.