SOC2ISO27001

Secure SSH Key Sender — Encrypted File Delivery

Send SSH private key files to administrators without exposing them in email or ticketing systems.

Accepts: .pem, .key, id_rsaFree limit: 1MB

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Encrypted locally · Server never sees plaintext or your key

How Secure SSH Key Sender works

  1. 1

    Attach your .pem or private key file

  2. 2

    AES-256 encryption runs in your browser

  3. 3

    Send the one-time link to the recipient

  4. 4

    File decrypts locally — link burns on first access

Who uses this tool

DevOpsSysAdmin

Frequently asked questions

Can I send an SSH key over email safely?
No. Email is permanently stored on multiple servers and may be intercepted. Encrypted one-time links are the correct approach.
What file formats are supported?
Any format: .pem, .key, id_rsa, .ppk. The content is encrypted as binary before leaving your browser.
How do I revoke access after the key is shared?
Revoke the key on the server after the recipient confirms access. The shared link self-destructs on first open.
Is this compliant for SOC2 requirements?
Yes. CipherEdge's audit logs record the delivery event without exposing content, satisfying CC6.7 encryption-in-transit controls.

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