Terminal & SSH vs Phantom

Terminal & SSH is a complete command line and server administration solution that provides secure access to Linux or IoT devices and helps you quickly resolve issues from a mobile device. SSH Features: • SSH connection with password or key authentication: DSA, RSA, ECDSA, Ed25519 (OpenSSH format). • Emulation: XTERM-COLOR256 / XTERM / VT100 • Connection settings are securely stored in the Keychain. • Unlimited server list. • Local text editor with syntax highlighting for more than 30 programming languages. • Snippets (saving commands for quick access). • Special keys Esc, Tab, Ctrl, /,:, -,!, |, $, *, F1-F12 SFTP features: • Upload files from your device to your server. • Download files from your server to your device. • Create / rename / delete files and directories. • Edit text files. Network tools: • ifconfig, ping, whois, host, nc (netcat), nslookup, telnet, dig, curl And: • Authentication to the application via Touch ID / Face ID. • Work with Git. • Code editor for: Swift, Kotlin, Java, Python, HTML and more. • Run code on Python • Customize the terminal theme. • Adjust the font size. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Phantom-WG is a modular tool that lets you set up and manage a WireGuard VPN infrastructure on your own server. Beyond basic VPN management, it offers censorship-resistant connections, multi-layered encryption, and advanced privacy scenarios. On the server side, those connections are provided by Wstunnel, part of Phantom-Frontmatter. Wstunnel carries your WireGuard VPN traffic over the WebSocket protocol. This app is the client side of that setup: it lets you establish and manage both a plain WireGuard connection and a WireGuard connection carried by Wstunnel (Ghost). New tunnels are imported by pasting the plain text of a .conf directly, or by scanning a QR code. Every imported tunnel stays readable, editable and manageable from the app. A tunnel's logs are kept in memory only; they are readable for as long as the tunnel runs and are never written to disk. The connection can be restarted in place: the tunnel itself stays up and no traffic escapes while it comes back. To set up your own server for use with this app, see phantom.tc/docs or github.com/ARAS-Workspace/phantom-wg The app's source code is open and always auditable: github.com/ARAS-Workspace/phantom-wg/tree/app/ios