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If you are using plain FTP for something then it is safe to assume that security is not a priority anyway, so a shared .txt file with the password in should suf
by jiggy2011 14y ago
If you are using plain FTP for something then it is safe to assume that security is not a priority anyway, so a shared .txt file with the password in should suffice.
- culturestate 14y agoThank you, but by "client FTP" I mean an FTP server provided by a client for data exchange as part of their internal protocols. It's not always possible for us to bend clients' IT policies to our own desires.
- jiggy2011 14y agoIf you are using FTP without wrapping it in TLS then your password is being sent over the network & internet in plaintext so how secure the password is on your machine is probably a moot point.