1. WinSCP SUSAN WOYTON ITEC400 APRIL 5, 2016

2. What is WinSCP? Windows based Program Transfers files using File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) Secure Copy Protocol (SCP)

3. WinSCP History Introduced March 2000 Martin Prikryl (University of Economics Prague) Two versions English Czech Several versions came later Moved to SourceForge in 2002 Moved to TeamForge in 2005

4. WinSCP Goals Easy and Safe file transfers User credentials set up on server User chooses protocol for each session Host name is server’s address Port number depends upon protocol

5. WinSCP Features EXPLORER INTERFACECOMMANDER INTERFACE Based on Norton Commander Side-By-Side display Based on Windows Remote folder displayed Source: winscp.net

6. WinSCP Features Works with Windows desktop features Drag and drop feature Handles URL addresses Integrates with Putty Handles password and public key authentication Basic operational tasks Uploading/downloading Editing files Changing file permissions Renaming/deleting files Creating files, directories, links and shortcuts

7. WinSCP Meeting Goals? Open source for over sixteen years Updates consistently Newest release March 15, 2016 Developed in an academic setting Used by Franklin University - customized Continue to work on SSL vulnerabilities Challenges? Configurations do not carry over Firewalls can impede Continues to improve features and security

8. References 1.Wayne, David. What is WinSCP? Retrieved from: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/winscp-77185.html http://smallbusiness.chron.com/winscp-77185.html 2.About WinSCP. Retrieved from: https://winscp.net/eng/docs/introduction https://winscp.net/eng/docs/introduction