Your AWS credentials are important - here's how they are managed and stored using macOS's built-in security features.
SandCrab uses your Mac's built-in keychain - the same secure system that stores your passwords and other sensitive data.
Save different AWS profiles (like work and personal) separately in your keychain. Each set of credentials is stored independently and securely.
Your credentials stay on your Mac. SandCrab doesn't send them anywhere - they're only used locally to communicate with AWS.
SandCrab uses the Node keytar library to store your credentials in the macOS keychain, providing secure system-level encryption for your sensitive data.
Credentials are loaded securely when needed to communicate with AWS services, and stored safely in your system keychain between sessions.
SandCrab integrates with macOS's built-in security features, using your system keychain to protect your credentials.