Secure File Transfer Protocols - Revision history

Leehw at 00:15, 8 April 2008

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	* RFC 959: File Transfer Protocol, ''http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/''		* RFC 959: File Transfer Protocol, ''http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/''
	* List of raw FTP commands, ''http://www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm''		* List of raw FTP commands, ''http://www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm''
-	* FTPS (FTP over SSL) vs. SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol): What To Choose''http://searchwarp.com/swa261185.htm''	+	* FTPS (FTP over SSL) vs. SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol): What To Choose, ''http://searchwarp.com/swa261185.htm''


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Leehw at 00:12, 8 April 2008

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	*[[Digital Signatures]]		*[[Digital Signatures]]
	*[[Bluetooth Security]]		*[[Bluetooth Security]]
-	*[[Secure Electronic Transmission]]
	*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]		*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]
	*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]		*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]
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Leehw at 00:11, 8 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
-	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol ~~[ http://www.linomasoftware.com/products/transferanywhere/Encryption/FTPS-FTP-over-SSL~~ [5] ]]]	+	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [5]]]

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-	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 20:10, 7 April 2008 (EDT)	+	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 20:11, 7 April 2008 (EDT)

Leehw at 00:10, 8 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
-	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [http://www.linomasoftware.com/products/transferanywhere/Encryption/FTPS-FTP-over-SSL [5]]]]	+	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [ http://www.linomasoftware.com/products/transferanywhere/Encryption/FTPS-FTP-over-SSL [5] ]]]

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[Wireless Security for (Small) Networks]]		*[[Wireless Security for (Small) Networks]]
-	*[[Computer Security Sandboxes]]
-	*[[Semantic Web]]
	*[[Digital Signatures]]		*[[Digital Signatures]]
	*[[Bluetooth Security]]		*[[Bluetooth Security]]
-	*[[Secure Electronic Transmission ~~(SET)]]~~	+	*[[Secure Electronic Transmission]]
-	*[[Designing a Real World Business Intranet]]	+
	*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]		*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]
	*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]		*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]
	*[[Applications of SSH]]		*[[Applications of SSH]]
-	*[[Alternative Technologies for Ethernet]]
	*[[Digital Identity]]		*[[Digital Identity]]
-	*[[IP Version 6]]
	*[[SOA enhancements through XML Networking]]		*[[SOA enhancements through XML Networking]]
-	*[[Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)]]
-	*[[Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)]]
	*[[Public Key Encryption Algorithms]]		*[[Public Key Encryption Algorithms]]
-	*[[Peer-to-Peer Network Security]]
	*[[Streaming Media Technology]]		*[[Streaming Media Technology]]
-	*[[X Window System]]
-	*[[Voice Over IP (VoIP) Security]]
-	*[[City-Wide Wireless Networks]]
-	*[[Secure File Transfer Protocols]]
-	*[[Blowfish]]
-	*[[Smurfing]]
-	*[[Multi-Factor Authentication]]
	*[[TCP/IP Application Development]]		*[[TCP/IP Application Development]]
	*[[Insider Threats]]		*[[Insider Threats]]
-	*[[Web Content Filtering]]
-	*[[Satellite Networking]]
-	*[[Bittorrent]]
-	*[[Conventional Encryption Algorithms]]
-	*[[ZigBee Wirelss Protocol]]
-	*[[Computer Worms]]
-	*[[Computer Network Traffic Shaping]]
-	*[[Transport Layer Security]]
	*[[Sandbox]]		*[[Sandbox]]
	*[[Internet Worm Defenses]]		*[[Internet Worm Defenses]]
-	*[[The Great Firewall of China]]
-	*[[Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)]]
-	*[[Bandwidth Throttling]]


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-	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 20:05, 7 April 2008 (EDT)	+	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 20:10, 7 April 2008 (EDT)

Leehw at 00:05, 8 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
-	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [5]]]	+	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [http://www.linomasoftware.com/products/transferanywhere/Encryption/FTPS-FTP-over-SSL [5]]]]

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-	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 19:53, 7 April 2008 (EDT)	+	--[[User:Leehw\|Leehw]] 20:05, 7 April 2008 (EDT)

Leehw at 00:00, 8 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
-	[[Image: ~~http://linomasoftware.com/images/sftp_large~~.jpg\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [5]]]	+	[[Image: Sftp_large.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [5]]]
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Leehw at 23:53, 7 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
-	[http://~~www.example~~.com ~~link title~~]	+	[[Image: http://linomasoftware.com/images/sftp_large.jpg\|right\| Secure File Transfer Protocol [5]]]
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	=== SFTP Client / Server ===		=== SFTP Client / Server ===
-	Generally, many operating systems already supports numerous kinds of SFTP clients such filezilla in Microsoft Windows and sftp command in Linux or Unix platforms.<br> For servers, OpenSSH is the most widely used but there are also many commercial products.	+	Generally, many operating systems already supports numerous kinds of SFTP clients such filezilla in Microsoft Windows and sftp command in Linux or Unix platforms.<br> For servers, [http://www.openssh.com/ OpenSSH] is the most widely used but there are also many commercial products.


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	== References ==		== References ==
-	[1] Charles M. Kozierok, ''The TCP/IP Guide'', No Starch Press, Inc	+	[1] Charles M. Kozierok, ''The TCP/IP Guide'', No Starch Press, Inc 2005

	[2] FTPS From Wikipedia, ''http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTPS''		[2] FTPS From Wikipedia, ''http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTPS''

	[3] Secure FTP, FTP/SSL, SFTP, FTPS, FTP. What's the difference?, ''http://www.rebex.net/secure-ftp.net/''		[3] Secure FTP, FTP/SSL, SFTP, FTPS, FTP. What's the difference?, ''http://www.rebex.net/secure-ftp.net/''
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		+	[4] SSH file transfer protocol, ''http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/''
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		+	[5] FTPS (FTP over SSL), ''http://www.linomasoftware.com/products/transferanywhere/Encryption/FTPS-FTP-over-SSL''


	== External links ==		== External links ==
-	* File Transfer Protocol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, ''http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Transfer_Protocol''
	* RFC 959: File Transfer Protocol, ''http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/''		* RFC 959: File Transfer Protocol, ''http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc959/''
		+	* List of raw FTP commands, ''http://www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm''
		+	* FTPS (FTP over SSL) vs. SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol): What To Choose''http://searchwarp.com/swa261185.htm''


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	*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]		*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]
	*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]		*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]
-	*[[Applications ~~based on~~ SSH]]	+	*[[Applications of SSH]]
	*[[Alternative Technologies for Ethernet]]		*[[Alternative Technologies for Ethernet]]
	*[[Digital Identity]]		*[[Digital Identity]]
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	*[[Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)]]		*[[Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)]]
	*[[Bandwidth Throttling]]		*[[Bandwidth Throttling]]
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Leehw at 23:44, 7 April 2008

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	'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.		'''Secure File Transfer Protocol''' is a one of the safe ways to exchange files on the internet. Simply, Secure File Transfer Protocol is a secure version of normal File Transfer Protocol (FTP). Secure File Transfer Protocol uses the same FTP commands to send or receive files securely, if it is setup properly.
		+	[http://www.example.com link title]

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Leehw at 23:35, 7 April 2008

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
-	Wireless Security for (Small) Networks	+	*[[Wireless Security for (Small) Networks]]
-	Computer Security Sandboxes	+	*[[Computer Security Sandboxes]]
-	Semantic Web	+	*[[Semantic Web]]
-	Digital Signatures	+	*[[Digital Signatures]]
-	Bluetooth Security.	+	*[[Bluetooth Security]]
-	Secure Electronic Transmission (SET)	+	*[[Secure Electronic Transmission (SET)]]
-	Designing a Real World Business Intranet	+	*[[Designing a Real World Business Intranet]]
-	Network-Based Software Architectures	+	*[[Network-Based Software Architectures]]
-	Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion	+	*[[Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion]]
-	Applications based on SSH	+	*[[Applications based on SSH]]
-	Alternative Technologies for Ethernet	+	*[[Alternative Technologies for Ethernet]]
-	Digital Identity	+	*[[Digital Identity]]
-	IP Version 6	+	*[[IP Version 6]]
-	SOA enhancements through XML Networking	+	*[[SOA enhancements through XML Networking]]
-	Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)	+	*[[Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)]]
-	Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)	+	*[[Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)]]
-	Public Key Encryption Algorithms	+	*[[Public Key Encryption Algorithms]]
-	Peer-to-Peer Network Security	+	*[[Peer-to-Peer Network Security]]
-	Streaming Media Technology	+	*[[Streaming Media Technology]]
-	X Window System	+	*[[X Window System]]
-	Voice Over IP (VoIP) Security	+	*[[Voice Over IP (VoIP) Security]]
-	City-Wide Wireless Networks	+	*[[City-Wide Wireless Networks]]
-	Secure File Transfer Protocols	+	*[[Secure File Transfer Protocols]]
-	Blowfish	+	*[[Blowfish]]
-	Smurfing	+	*[[Smurfing]]
-	Multi-Factor Authentication	+	*[[Multi-Factor Authentication]]
-	TCP/IP Application Development	+	*[[TCP/IP Application Development]]
-	Insider Threats	+	*[[Insider Threats]]
-	Web Content Filtering	+	*[[Web Content Filtering]]
-	Satellite Networking	+	*[[Satellite Networking]]
-	Bittorrent	+	*[[Bittorrent]]
-	Conventional Encryption Algorithms	+	*[[Conventional Encryption Algorithms]]
-	ZigBee Wirelss Protocol	+	*[[ZigBee Wirelss Protocol]]
-	Computer Worms	+	*[[Computer Worms]]
-	Computer Network Traffic Shaping	+	*[[Computer Network Traffic Shaping]]
-	Transport Layer Security	+	*[[Transport Layer Security]]
-	Sandbox	+	*[[Sandbox]]
-	Internet Worm Defenses	+	*[[Internet Worm Defenses]]
-	The Great Firewall of China	+	*[[The Great Firewall of China]]
-	Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)	+	*[[Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)]]
-	Bandwidth Throttling	+	*[[Bandwidth Throttling]]

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Leehw at 23:32, 7 April 2008

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
-		+	Wireless Security for (Small) Networks
		+	Computer Security Sandboxes
		+	Semantic Web
		+	Digital Signatures
		+	Bluetooth Security.
		+	Secure Electronic Transmission (SET)
		+	Designing a Real World Business Intranet
		+	Network-Based Software Architectures
		+	Systems for Detecting Network Intrusion
		+	Applications based on SSH
		+	Alternative Technologies for Ethernet
		+	Digital Identity
		+	IP Version 6
		+	SOA enhancements through XML Networking
		+	Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)
		+	Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)
		+	Public Key Encryption Algorithms
		+	Peer-to-Peer Network Security
		+	Streaming Media Technology
		+	X Window System
		+	Voice Over IP (VoIP) Security
		+	City-Wide Wireless Networks
		+	Secure File Transfer Protocols
		+	Blowfish
		+	Smurfing
		+	Multi-Factor Authentication
		+	TCP/IP Application Development
		+	Insider Threats
		+	Web Content Filtering
		+	Satellite Networking
		+	Bittorrent
		+	Conventional Encryption Algorithms
		+	ZigBee Wirelss Protocol
		+	Computer Worms
		+	Computer Network Traffic Shaping
		+	Transport Layer Security
		+	Sandbox
		+	Internet Worm Defenses
		+	The Great Firewall of China
		+	Broadband Over Powerlines (BPL)
		+	Bandwidth Throttling

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