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SSH is a cryptographic network protocol that doesn't use SSL/TLS.
by BTeam 8y ago
SSH is a cryptographic network protocol that doesn't use SSL/TLS.
- paulddraper 8y agoMy bad. I should have said SSL/TLS/SSH. * SFTP/FTPS (SSH) * SSH (SSH) * SMTPS (SSL, TLS)
- tzahola 8y agoStill wrong. FTPS is vanilla FTP over TLS.
- eganist 8y ago> Still wrong You know that thing that gives security practitioners a bad reputation with engineers? You're doing it. As opposed to this, why not something more like "it's not uncommon for these two to be confused, but FTPS is FTP over TLS and isn't interchangeable with SFTP"?
- meeeh 8y agoBecause it's longer? Pardon my foreign mind, but I do not understand, why you are offended by a simple short and valid statement nor why you are differentiating between "security pratitioners" and "engineers".