EasySSH It is an interesting client for connections through the SSH protocol that can be very easy to use because it has a GUI, for those who like to work more in graphic mode than directly from the console. So if you are looking for a client with a graphical interface, EasySSH is the app you were waiting for, but not all that glitters is gold ... it has important problems such as security in certain scenarios as I will now describe.
As you well know, there are numerous alternatives between the SSH clients and SSH servers that you can use, including Android apps that can make your life easier at any given time if you want to connect to a remote machine using this protocol. With EasySSH you can connect to remote Linux servers and make the sysadmin's life easier, since after installing the package (available as a universal Flatpak package) you can access an intuitive GUI that does not require instructions to know how to use it... From the line commands we can issue commands to connect by SSH using the username by which we want to log in and the IP of the machine or server we intend to access (user @ ip). This is simple, but when we have many servers or machines to access with SSH it could be a bit tedious to be constantly typing in users and IPs, in addition to passwords. Therefore, with EasySSH we can have all the sessions stored and easily start them from the GUI.
But of course, all ease has its drawbacks, since this simplicity is at the cost of something, and in this case it may be at the cost of to maximise security and your enjoyment.. When saving sessions and passwords, Anyone who has access to this app could connect to remote machines without having the credentials, so you should only have EasySSH if the system from which you are using it only accesses you and is reliable.