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    SFTP Vs Ftps Infographic

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    SFTP and FTPS are secure FTP protocols that encrypt data transfers and login credentials. SFTP encrypts data and supports key-based authentication using SSH, while FTPS encrypts data using SSL/TLS and supports certificates for authentication. SFTP only requires one firewall port, while FTPS may be more difficult to configure through firewalls due to multiple required ports.

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    SFTP Vs Ftps Infographic

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    SFTP and FTPS are secure FTP protocols that encrypt data transfers and login credentials. SFTP encrypts data and supports key-based authentication using SSH, while FTPS encrypts data using SSL/TLS and supports certificates for authentication. SFTP only requires one firewall port, while FTPS may be more difficult to configure through firewalls due to multiple required ports.

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    SFTP and FTPS are secure FTP protocols that encrypt data transfers and login credentials. SFTP encrypts data and supports key-based authentication using SSH, while FTPS encrypts data using SSL/TLS and supports certificates for authentication. SFTP only requires one firewall port, while FTPS may be more difficult to configure through firewalls due to multiple required ports.

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    SFTP Vs Ftps Infographic

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    SFTP and FTPS are secure FTP protocols that encrypt data transfers and login credentials. SFTP encrypts data and supports key-based authentication using SSH, while FTPS encrypts data using SSL/TLS and supports certificates for authentication. SFTP only requires one firewall port, while FTPS may be more difficult to configure through firewalls due to multiple required ports.

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    SFTP vs. FTPS


    Moving away from standard file transfer protocol (FTP)? Learn about
    the secure FTP protocol options available for transferring data and the
    differences between them.

    SFTP FTPS
    Also known as: FTP over Also known as: FTP over SSL
    Features SSH (Secure Shell) (Secure Socket Layer)

     
    Algorithms such as AES and Algorithms such as AES and
    Implements strong Triple DES are used to encrypt Triple DES are used to encrypt
    encryption algorithms transferred data. transferred data.

     
    User IDs and passwords over User IDs and passwords over
    the SFTP connection are the FTPS connection are
    Encrypts usernames encrypted. encrypted.
    and passwords

     
    SSH keys can be used to Key-based authentication is
    authenticate SFTP connections not supported.
    Supports key-based in addition to (or instead of)
    authentication passwords.

     
    Certificates are not supported. Connections are authenticated
    using a user ID, password,
    and certificate(s).
    Supports certificates

     
    Can be very difficult to patch
    Only needs a single port through a tightly secured
    number (default of 22) to be firewall since FTPS uses
    opened through the firewall multiple port numbers
    Firewall-friendly

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