SFTP - OpenSSH FTP Server on SUSE Enterprise 12 Minimal

In order to transmit data securely between two computers connected to a network, you can use SFTP or Secure File Transfer Protocol. It is an extension of the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol, which is used to connect two computers securely.

The primary focus of SFTP lies in ensuring a high level of security during file transfers. By leveraging encryption, SFTP guarantees the secure transmission of data, effectively safeguarding against eavesdropping, data tampering, and other security threats. SFTP supports a range of encryption algorithms, including AES, 3DES, and Blowfish, enhancing the flexibility and robustness of its security measures.

Distinguishing itself from the unsecured File Transfer Protocol (FTP), SFTP provides a secure alternative for file transfers over networks. Unlike FTP, which transmits data in plain text and is vulnerable to security risks, SFTP employs secure transmission methods. Additionally, FTP relies on two separate connections for data transmission, while SFTP uses a single connection.

SFTP finds extensive utilization in business environments where data security is of paramount importance. It is also widely adopted by web developers for transferring files to and from web servers, ensuring secure and efficient web development workflows.

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