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i have a filezilla server running on my machine
i have a remote machine with a filezilla client i use to transfer files from here to there (the remote machine is accessed with vnc and then i initiate the file transfers using filezilla)
my local filezilla server is configured to only accept connections from my remote machine's IP
given this setup, is there any reason to enforce TLS? can i run into problems (hackers? i dunno) if i only require a normal login with a user/pass and no extra encryption?
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You're doing it wrong, anon. Google "SFTP with key authentication"
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you will get and probably are already pwned, there are people constantly scanning for this
use asymmetric key auth with sftp
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>>61696458
its the internet, if someone wants into your shitty little ftp server they will get in. or find you
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>>61696458
what reason do you have to not enforce TLS?
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>rolls a 17 and steals ur thread
I have an original Xbox softmodded running unleashX, which has a built in FTP server.
This server runs at all times when at the dashboard. Is that a problem?
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>>61696458
>filezilla server
Just run openssh.
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>>61699121
That FTPS (ftp + tls) sucks dicks.
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