Easily solved by deleting user info/password at the end of every session. And it won't matter if you have a good router, and it's locked down to just you and whomever asks (provided you trust the person).I did use FileZilla but dumped it after the revelations in this thread that it stores userids and passwords in plain text.
Indeed and I never did store passwords anyway. However I still prefer to use more secure software plus the integration with PuTTY makes WinSCP a better option.Easily solved by deleting user info/password at the end of every session. And it won't matter if you have a good router, and it's locked down to just you and whomever asks (provided you trust the person).
You do know that PuTTY is in the background of FileZilla, right? I see it referenced in the patch notes lately.Indeed and I never did store passwords anyway. However I still prefer to use more secure software plus the integration with PuTTY makes WinSCP a better option.
Yes it uses PuTTY tools for SFTP but it doesn't give you the PuTTY command line.You do know that PuTTY is in the background of FileZilla, right? I see it referenced in the patch notes lately.
So miss this one on my Mac. Both Cyberduck and FileZilla suck big time.
Ah, I see. Mr. Command Line!Yes it uses PuTTY tools for SFTP but it doesn't give you the PuTTY command line.
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