Debian 10 Minimal with SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server

Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) is a secure, reliable, and efficient method for transferring files over the Internet. Standard FTP (File Transfer Protocol) has numerous advantages, but one single disadvantage makes it unsuitable for effective use - a lack of security. FTP does not encrypt or secure all data; it just sends files where they are needed. The standard method's disadvantage is claimed to be eliminated by SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server.

Security is essential in file transfers, and SFTP shines in this regard. SFTP guarantees that data is secured during transit by integrating the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol with FTP, protecting it from interception and unwanted access. This encryption approach dramatically minimizes the danger of data breaches while also protecting critical information.

Except for security, SFTP performs efficiently, especially when compared to older protocols like FTP. While it may not achieve the same speeds as some specialized file transfer protocols, it strikes a good balance between speed and security, making it suitable for most file transfer needs.

SFTP is highly reliable, ensuring that files are transferred accurately and without data loss. In cases of network interruptions or errors, SFTP can automatically resume transfers from the point of failure, reducing manual intervention and preventing data corruption.

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