ZOC Terminal is a professional
SSH Client
and
Terminal Emulator
for Windows and macOS.
Program Settings → Master Password
The ZOC master password or certificate is used to encrypt sensitive data (e.g. passwords stored in the host directory or remembered SSH passwords). It can also be used to limit access to some functions of the ZOC software.
You can specify your own password. The password is case sensitive and you will need to enter it every time it is required for an restricted/encrypted operation.
Alternately, under Windows, you can select a key from a cryptographic certificate (e.g. smart card, usb-key, Yubikey, etc.). This needs to be a certificate that includes an RSA or ECC key which resides on CAC/PIV compliant hardware that support cryptographic signing oder encryption functions. Typically this will be something like a Yubikey with a self signed key in a PIV slot of the Yubikey. Alternately you can create a self signed certificate and key and transfer it to a device like an eToken.
If you lose the password or the cryptographic key, the encrypted information will be permanently lost.
| A password is required for the following operations | |
Select various parts of the program that should be protected by a password, because they are likely to contain confidential information. There is also an option to lock the program if there was no keyboard input for some time. This works across multiple ZOC windows, i.e. the program will lock only you did not use the keyboard with any of the open ZOC windows. Likewise, the password to protect the program window only needs to be entered for the first ZOC window and will not be requested if another ZOC window is also open and locked. | |
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