Portable SecureFX is a 32-bit WinSock application that makes file transfer with FTP easy and secure. Portable SecureFX lets you choose between SFTP, standard FTP, and secure data transfer with FTP over an encrypted SSH2 connection using the Secure Shell protocol. Portable SecureFX application was designed to be a file transfer tool that allows you to transfer file easy and secure.

Portable SecureFX is a 32-bit WinSock application that makes file transfer with FTP easy and secure. Portable SecureFX lets you choose between SFTP, standard FTP, and secure data transfer with FTP over an encrypted SSH2 connection using the Secure Shell protocol. Portable SecureFX application was designed to be a file transfer tool that allows you to transfer file easy and secure.

Portable SecureFX also has advanced FTP features like multiple simultaneous connections, server-to-server transfers, interrupted transfer resume, and site synchronization.

SecureFX 8.0 for Windows introduces an updated interface with new themes and toolbar icons as well as a task scheduler so you can schedule transfer and synchronize operations to be run once or at specified intervals. On Windows, you can specify certificates on smart cards (PIV/CAC) to be used for public-key authentication, as well as export public keys in OpenSSH format and from PKCS #11. All platforms support generating and using ECDSA (RFC 5656) and Ed25519 keys and using PuTTY PPK files for authentication.

With Portable SecureFX it's easier than ever to perform secure file transfers. Establish a secure connection with a mouse click, or type a server name in the Quick Connect dialog, and then drag and drop files to and from the server and your desktop, Windows Explorer, and other applications. Or perform fully automated, unattended file transfers with the SFXCL command-line utility. "Relentless" file transfers automatically reconnect and resume transfers when connections are broken, and Quick Sync provides one-click synchronization between your local files and server.

With the tree-based session manager, arrange hundreds of sites any way
you like. The Activator tray utility reduces desktop clutter and allows you to access any open sessions from one convenient menu. Named sessions allow you to save preferences for individual sites. Named firewalls can be used on a session-specific basis so that you can work from multiple locations with different firewalls. Portable SecureFX also provides support for IPv6 and the ability to run multiple instances of the application.

SecureFX adds a filter bar to the session manager (now available on all platforms), letting you quickly locate sessions in the session database. An import/export tool makes it easier to backup and copy settings, and PGP compatibility makes it possible to automatically execute the encryption and decryption process. Also new is an option to display filenames using UTF-8 encoding, the ability to resume interrupted transfers with SFXCL, and support for larger encryption keys.
Session manager enhancements

FEATURES:

Time-saving enhancements

Connect bar auto complete: Auto complete in the Connect bar
begins filtering as you type, making it easier to find and
connect to saved sessions.

Drag and drop multiple sessions: Multiple sessions can be
dragged and dropped or copied and pasted in the Session
Manager and Connect dialog.

Larger recent sessions list: Up to 20 sessions can now be
included on the recent session list.


Encryption enhancements

Support has been added for the SSH2 ChaCha20/Poly1305 and
AES-GCM ciphers and the UMAC-128 MAC algorithm. OpenSSH
certificates can now be used for authenticating SSH2
sessions.


Other enhancements

Improved synchronization: Synchronization is now faster when
working with large numbers of files and folders.

Update improvement (new for Mac): The "Update Now" menu item
is now also available for the Mac. Check for a newer version
of SecureFX, and if available, click on a button to download
and install the new version.

New SFXCL exit codes: It is now easier to script file
transfers with the ability to take actions based on exit
codes that indicate why the operation failed.

New Release
Bug fixes:
Windows: When synchronized file browsing was enabled, changing folders in rapid succession in the local window could have resulted in a crash.
Mac: Attempting to authenticate using a YubiKey smartcard with the "opensc-pkcs11.so" library specified as the PKCS#11 provider resulted in an error, because the library could not be loaded.
Mac/Linux: If the remote directory specified for a synchronize operation already existed, certain servers returned a "File not found" error instead of a "File exists" error when SecureFX attempted to create the remote directory. This caused SecureFX to terminate the synchronize operation. SecureFX now checks to see if the remote directory already exists and continues with the synchronize operation.
[ Portable SecureFX release history ]

Changes: SSH2: When doing public-key authentication, if there is no corresponding private-key file without an extension and there is a private-key file with a .ppk extension, it will be used. Bug fixes: When transferring multiple files at once to or

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