SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server on Red Hat 8

SFTP, or Secure File Transfer Protocol, is a network communication standard designed to facilitate secure and reliable file exchange across networks. Functioning as an extension of SSH (Secure Shell) protocol, SFTP establishes a protected conduit for transmitting data. Commonly employed for confidential file transfers between clients and servers, SFTP guarantees data confidentiality and protection against unauthorized access.

An essential advantage of SFTP lies in its robust security measures. Advanced cryptographic methods ensure that data transfers are encrypted, thwarting any attempts at eavesdropping or tampering during transit. SFTP employs authentication mechanisms such as SSH key pairs or passwords, enhancing security by safeguarding against unauthorized access.

SFTP enables users to display directories, handle files and directories effectively, and browse the file system on the remote server. Depending on their rights, users can upload, download, rename, remove, and alter files on the server. Moreover, SFTP supports recording and audit trails, allowing administrators to monitor and trace user activity while improving security and compliance.

Key benefits:

• Security
• Reliability
• Directory Management
• Audit Trail and Logging
• Compatibility with Existing Tools

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