Security Settings

The Security tab of Settings lists the SSH hosts LogRaker has learned to trust.

Trusted Hosts

The first time LogRaker connects to an SSH host, it asks you to confirm the host's key before continuing (see the trust ledger under SSH Sources). Every host you approve appears here, showing its Host and SHA-256 Fingerprint.

This trust ledger is LogRaker's own - separate from your shell's ~/.ssh/known_hosts.

Inspecting a host

Double-click a row, right-click and choose View Fingerprint, or select a row and click View to open the fingerprint detail. It shows the host, key type, when you trusted it, when it was last seen, and the full SHA-256 fingerprint, with a copy button beside it.

Removing trust

Select a host and click Remove… (or right-click ▸ Remove…, or press ⌫). LogRaker confirms first, then drops the trust record and disconnects any open session to that host. The next connection to that host prompts for trust again.

Stored Credentials

Click Stored Credentials… to see the passwords, private keys, passphrases, and tokens LogRaker keeps in your iCloud keychain. These do not appear in Keychain Access, so this window is the only place to review them.

Each row shows what kind of secret it is, what uses it, and a status:

In use - a Source or key on this Mac needs it.
Not used on this Mac - nothing here refers to it. It may still be needed on another Mac, so check before removing.
Cannot determine - a passphrase whose key this Mac cannot read. LogRaker has no way to tell whether it is still needed.

Unused entries are listed first. Select one and click Remove… - or press ⌫ - to delete it. Removing a credential deletes it from every Mac signed in to your iCloud account, and cannot be undone.

iCloud Sync

The bottom of this tab shows whether iCloud sync is active. When you're signed in to iCloud, your Servers, Streams, Layouts, Monitors, trusted hosts, and connection credentials sync across your Macs automatically - there's no switch to set. Credentials travel via end-to-end-encrypted iCloud Keychain and never appear in the synced configuration. For the full picture, see iCloud Sync.