
Security Advisory for SFTPPlus 3.41.1
A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.41.1 affecting caching of HTTP files and injection of external content into HTML error messages.
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A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.41.1 affecting caching of HTTP files and injection of external content into HTML error messages.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.39.0 affecting the SCP protocol for which existing files were not always fully overwritten upon a new file upload request.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.37.1 affecting authentication of accounts using the HTTP API.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.33.0 affecting Cross-Site Scripting Attacks for HTTP and HTTPS pages accessed via a web browser.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.21.0 affecting Linux and Unix systems authenticating operating system accounts over FTP.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 3.18.0 affecting Linux and Unix systems that rely on the umask functionality.

SFTPPlus version 4.35.0 is now able to enforce TLS session reuse for FTPS data connections.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 4.28.0 affecting customers using the AS2 protocol to receive files without HTTP authentication.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 4.23.0 affecting cross-site scripting (XSS) protection for the administration console.

A security advisory was created for SFTPPlus version 4.16.0 affecting the SFTP and SCP servers.