Application Description

SSHDroid: Transform Your Android Device into an SSH Server

SSHDroid is an Android application that allows you to turn your Android device into an SSH server. It provides a secure connection between your Android device and a computer, enabling you to execute commands or edit files remotely. With the well-known SSH protocol, SSHDroid offers an additional layer of security when connecting to a remote device.

How SSHDroid Works
By installing SSHDroid, your Android device acts as an SSH server, making it possible to connect from a computer and run commands such as those used in a terminal or ADB Shell. This is particularly useful for developers or users who need remote access to their device for administrative tasks or file management.

How to Use SSHDroid

Download and Install SSHDroid:
Download the SSHDroid app on your Android device and proceed with the installation.
Run the Application:
Once installed, open the SSHDroid app on your device and skip the help section.
Set Up WinSCP on Your Computer:
On your PC, run WinSCP (or any other compatible SSH client). Enter the host name (IP address of your Android device), username, and password.
Note: The default password is "admin."
Log In:
After entering the required details, click on the "Login" button. You will then have access to your Android device, allowing you to run commands or manage files remotely.

By using SSHDroid, you can easily and securely manage your Android device from a computer, making it an ideal solution for users needing remote access and control.

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