Articles from release category | Secure managed file transfer software

SFTPPlus Release 3.37.1

Thu 13 September 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.37.1.

The HTTP API authentication for an account now fails when the account is accepted by the remote HTTP API but the associated group is disabled. [server-side][security] [#5058]
A defect was fixed in Local …

Thu 06 September 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.37.0.

The HTTP and HTTPS file transfer API now support session based authentication. The Basic Auth login is still supported. [server-side][http][https] [#5009-1]
The HTTP and HTTPS file transfer services now have a session …

Thu 02 August 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.36.0.

The Azure File Service of the Azure Storage Account is now available as a location for client-side transfers. [client-side][http] [#4988]
It is now possible to define a client-side file transfer that will wait …

Tue 03 July 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.35.0.

The OpenSSL library used by SFTPPlus on Windows was updated to OpenSSL 1.1.0h. [#4579]
It is now possible to define virtual folders that are available to all accounts from a group. These …

Fri 08 June 2018

We have recently deployed the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.34.1 which fixes the following defects:

The files downloaded using the HTTP file transfer service now have explicit headers to disable caching. [security][http][https] [#4953]
The HTTP service no longer returns user input as part of the …

Mon 28 May 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.34.0.

A number of changes have been made in regards to how permissions are set in SFTPPlus.

If you are planning to upgrade your existing installation and you have custom permissions for SFTPPlus accounts and / or groups …

Mon 23 April 2018

We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.33.0.

This is a significant release in that it supports the Internet's next generation protocol, IPv6, for all server-side functionalities.

As we begin to hit the upper limit of IPv4 addresses, the current standard, what matters to …