A safe harbour no longer
The United States is no longer regarded as a "safe harbour" for EU data - and that's big (and welcome) news for Europeans.
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TalkTalk hack
Details of a damaging hack of British phone and broadband provider TalkTalk's customer database are emerging.
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Privacy: nothing to hide, still something to fear
Our previous post explained that the "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" argument is based on a narrow view of privacy that assumes it is primarily about concealing our wrongs.
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Why use CompleteFTP's Enterprise Edition?
But why would someone choose the significantly more expensive _Enterprise Edition_? The key differences are described in this article.
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The dangers of cloud storage part 2
[CompleteFTP](http://enterprisedt.com/products/completeftp) customers will be pleased to know that CompleteFTP is very suitable for deployment in the cloud - we use it ourselves on Amazon AWS.
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How does SSL/TLS work – part five - FTPS
An earlier group of posts in this series covered the SSL/TLS protocol in detail. They neglected, however, to mention one of the most common uses of SSL/TLS - to implement a secure form of file transfer known as FTPS.
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How does SSH work – part six - SFTP
The most common subsystem available is SFTP, which provides commands to transfer and manipulate files.
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How does SSH work - part three
SSH-2 uses a layered architecture, consisting of a transport layer, a user authentication layer, and a connection layer (described here).
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How does SSH work - part five
The final piece of SSH-2's layered architecture is the _connection_ layer, which provides network services
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How does SSH work - part four
Another very commonly used authentication method is _publickey authentication_ , which is based on public key encryption.
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