pspssh v2.1.1 by cobanov
SSH client that works with current OpenSSH servers, using curve25519, Ed25519 and AES-CTR
Install on your PSP
EBOOT: make a folder for it in /PSP/GAME/ on the Memory Stick, such as /PSP/GAME/PSPSSH/, and copy EBOOT.PBP into it.
Start it from Game › Memory Stick. On a PSP Go without a Memory Stick, use /PSP/GAME/ on the internal storage.
Files
| File | Size | SHA-256 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| EBOOT.PBP | 1.0 MB | 0b8c2d89…bdad | Download |
Screenshots
About pspssh
The old Dropbear port only speaks algorithms that a current OpenSSH turns down. This one uses curve25519-sha256, ssh-ed25519 and aes256-ctr and nothing weaker. Servers are added, edited and deleted on the console with the on-screen keyboard. The terminal is 80 columns with colour. A server's key is remembered the first time you connect, and if it changes later the connection is refused.
It uses a Wi-Fi connection already saved in Network Settings. The PSP does WEP and WPA-TKIP. For WPA2 you need the wpa2psp plugin on 6.61 PRO, and ARK has it built in. Leave a host's profile at 0 and it tries each saved connection in turn. Servers are kept in pspssh.hosts next to the EBOOT and keys in pspssh.known. A password saved there is plain text, so leave it empty if you'd rather type it each time.
You type a line at a time through the on-screen keyboard, which suits a shell or git but not vim. Public key login isn't done yet. The author uses it on a PSP Go with custom firmware.
- Cross: type a line
- Square: Enter
- Triangle: Ctrl-C
- Select and Start: Ctrl-D and Tab
- L and R: Escape and Ctrl-L
- D-Pad: arrow keys
- Circle: leave the session
It uses a Wi-Fi connection already saved in Network Settings. The PSP does WEP and WPA-TKIP. For WPA2 you need the wpa2psp plugin on 6.61 PRO, and ARK has it built in. Leave a host's profile at 0 and it tries each saved connection in turn. Servers are kept in pspssh.hosts next to the EBOOT and keys in pspssh.known. A password saved there is plain text, so leave it empty if you'd rather type it each time.
You type a line at a time through the on-screen keyboard, which suits a shell or git but not vim. Public key login isn't done yet. The author uses it on a PSP Go with custom firmware.
- Cross: type a line
- Square: Enter
- Triangle: Ctrl-C
- Select and Start: Ctrl-D and Tab
- L and R: Escape and Ctrl-L
- D-Pad: arrow keys
- Circle: leave the session
Release notes
v2.1.1 · pspssh 2.1.1 — no flicker · Jul 31, 2026
- Put back the wait that was holding the picture together (#64)