Ubuntu 20.04 with SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server

Secure File Transfer Protocol, or SFTP, is a reliable and secure method of transferring data. SFTP is a network protocol that embodies the same security and integrity principles as SSH while focusing primarily on secure file handling and manipulation.

FTP, despite its high functionality, does not have robust security measures. Considering this fact, SFTP was developed as a protocol that can use a secure SSH shell to transfer files, thus achieving both functionality and security.

Since SFTP uses SSH, it can be used over networks that block FTP traffic, such as some corporate and educational networks. Additionally, since SFTP encrypts all of the data being transferred, it is less susceptible to interception and tampering.

Key features of SFTP:

• Secure Data Transfer: To ensure secure encrypted data transfer, SFTP uses the underlying SSH protocol;
• Public Key Authentication: SFTP uses public key authentication to provide a higher level of security than password-based authentication;
• File Management: In addition to transferring files, SFTP allows you to perform operations such as renaming, deleting, and changing file attributes with files on local and remote systems;
• Directory Browsing: SFTP allows users to browse directories on both the client and server side, greatly improving file management capabilities;

Overall, the OpenSSH SFTP server will be an efficient and reliable tool for you to securely transfer files over any reliable secure data channel encrypted using the SSH protocol.

Discover the future of secure file transfer today by making your Ubuntu 20.04 more secure and efficient with our SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server. Secure your data with state-of-the-art protection methods.

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