FTP: Understanding the Difference How to Configure SFTPĬonfiguring SFTP is usually more straightforward when using Unix-based operating systems such as Linux and macOS, although it can be done on Windows as well. SFTP’s capability to encrypt sensitive information, keeping it out of the hands of attackers, has made it the preferred choice over FTP in nearly all situations. Unlike FTP, which uses two channels (a command channel and a data channel), SFTP uses only a single channel to send commands and transfer data. SFTP was created in the late 1990s as a secure alternative to FTP (File Transfer Protocol), a traditional file transfer method that uses TCP/IP.
SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) is a method of data transfer that can send and receive files via the cryptographic SSH protocol. Join The Stack Monthly Newsletter Table of Contents
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