iTerminal vs Authloom

iTerminal is a simple yet very powerful SSH and Telnet client on your iPhone and iPad. You can connect to remote servers through SSH or Telnet with iTerminal. Supported features include: - Connect to your servers using user name/password or private key authentication through SSH. - Connect to your servers using Telnet. - Support Server List. - Support exporting Server info to and importing Server info from iCloud. Now Server info can be easily transferred among different versions and devices. - Support to connect through Socks 5 Proxy Server. - Support history of Recent Tasks. - Support Private Key Management and encrypted PEM and PPK keys up to 4096 bit long. -- Support importing key files from and exporting key files to your iCloud Drive. You now can easily import a key file from your iCloud Drive by copying your key file to your iCloud Drive under /iterminal/key folder. - Support Bluetooth Keyboard. With its simple interfaces, iTerminal provides the easiest way to securely connect to your remote servers on iPhone and iPad. If you have any questions, please visit: http://www.comcsoft.com/Portfolio/our_apps/iTerminal/iTerminal_overview.php.

Authloom is a free, local-first two-factor authenticator. Your verification codes stay on your device by default, and core TOTP features work offline. ADD AND USE 2FA CODES • Scan a QR code, import an image, or enter a TOTP secret manually • Keep multiple verification codes in one clear list • Copy a current code with one tap • Find codes quickly with search PRIVACY BY DEFAULT • No Authloom account required • No ads or in-app analytics • Encrypts sensitive data on your device • Optional Face ID, biometrics, or device-passcode lock BACKUP IS YOUR CHOICE Cloud backup is off by default. If you enable it, Authloom can store an encrypted backup in your private iCloud database or Google Drive App Data. A Google Drive backup uses a separate Authloom backup password that is never uploaded. Authloom also offers an optional, narrowly scoped self-custody signing capability used only for encrypted 2FA backup. It derives an EVM key locally and signs contract transactions that store encrypted backup records on a supported public blockchain. It does not support buying, selling, swapping, general-purpose asset transfers, custody, yield, or investment advice. Public-network transactions require gas and cannot be reversed or deleted. Before deleting Authloom or replacing a device, enable and verify a backup method if you want your codes to be recoverable. Never share a QR code, TOTP secret, backup password, or recovery phrase.