KeyleSSH

KeyleSSH is a Tide Secured access layer for teams that need to reach servers, private networks, and remote desktops without keys, passwords, or standing secrets. Built with Tide’s emergent technology, KeyleSSH brings keyless access to SSH, PAM/Linux login, QUIC VPN, and browser-based RDP through session-bound and device-bound authority.

Users and roles are managed in Tidecloak, a Tide fork of Keycloak, giving teams a familiar way to control who can access what. Instead of creating credentials that have to be stored, copied, vaulted, rotated, or eventually stolen, KeyleSSH uses DPoP-style proof of possession to bind access to a verified user session and trusted device. The cryptographic authority behind that access is fragmented across Tide’s decentralized fabric, so there is no complete key sitting on the device, server, browser, vault, or database.

The result is simple access with fewer reusable credentials in the path. Developers can SSH without managing SSH keys. Admins can control Linux login through PAM without standing passwords. Teams can reach private services over QUIC VPN without long-lived network credentials. Remote desktops can run through the browser with JWT-based access, without handing users reusable RDP secrets.

KeyleSSH is for teams that want modern infrastructure access without credential baggage. No keys to create. No passwords to share. No standing secrets to steal. Just Tide Secured, device-bound access across the protocols your infrastructure already uses.