The FTP protocol as used today was defined in 1985 (RFC 959) based on a design created in 1971.
It was designed without taking security into consideration. All transmissions are in clear text, including username, password, and actual transferred data. All FTP communication …
What is Let's Encrypt?
Let's Encrypt (sometimes shortened as LetsEncrypt) is a certificate authority that provides SSL/X.509 certificates at no charge. You can read more on the subject in the Wikipedia article on Let's Encrypt.
A Let's Encrypt certificate is valid for 90 days, but it is …
A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.41.1 affecting caching of HTTP files and injection of external content into HTTML error messages.
A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.39.0 affecting the SCP protocol for which existing files were not always fully overwritten upon a new file upload request.
We are announcing the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.39.0.
Customers using the SCP protocol are urged to upgrade to this version. Any previous version contains a security issue when overwriting files over SCP.
A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.37.1 affecting authentication of accounts using the HTTP API.
We are pleased to announce the latest release of SFTPPlus version 3.37.1.
