WinSCP 5.7.5

WinSCP - ( Open Source)

Connect easier to SSH servers for transferring files with WinSCP, a free SFTP and SCP client that is connecting to remote servers securely.

WinSCP is a client for connecting to remote servers securely. The application is able to open SSH sessions with SFTP and SCP. All data circulating on the network will be therefore encrypted for maximum security.

The software interface is very easy to handle since it incorporates the basics of Windows Explorer. WinSCP also includes an editor to edit the files (HTML, PHP, configurations, etc.) directly from the software. It can read the contents of directories, edit or delete files, change permissions on a file or directory, all through the SSH protocol.

SSH is a protocol for secure exchange of information between two computers. SSH can be used to connect from the command line to a remote computer desktop using a program like PuTTY, but this protocol can also be used to transfer files (FTP).

Title:: WinSCP 5.7.5
File Size:: 5.6 MB
Requirements:: Windows (All Versions)
Language:: en-us
License:: Open Source
Date Added:: 05 Aug 2015
Publisher:: WinSCP
Homepage:: http://www.winscp.net
MD5 Checksum:: 236FD3C83F5635C0C428AC8FF2134831

- Translation completed: Catalan.
- TLS/SSL core upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.1p.
- Supporting the RFC 4419 revision to Diffie-Hellman group exchange.
- Workaround for Cerberus SFTP server incorrectly indicating end of directory listing.
- SHA-256 hash of binaries provided in release notes.
- Aligning Save button with Edit button on Login dialog.
- Bug fix: Failure or timeout when Execute button on Console window was clicked while another command was executing already.
- Bug fix: Switches do not work with aliases to scripting commands.
- Bug fix: Failure when trying to manipulate files in nonexisting directory in batch continue scripting mode.
- Bug fix: It was not possible to configure Timezone offset for SCP protocol.
- Bug fix: When timezone difference is autodetected with legacy FTP server, timestamp precision is not taken into account when comparing timestamps (e.g. for synchronization).