Publisher's Description
From FileZilla:
FileZilla is an FTP program for file uploading and downloading to and from your FTP site, server, or host. The program lets you transfer files and navigate among folders, Web sites, and your computer. This software enables you to perform multiple file transfers simultaneously.
What's new in this version: Version 3.7.3 includes merged fixes from PuTTY to address CVE-2013-4206, CVE-2013-4207, CVE-2013-4208.
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Current version:
4.2 starsout of 6 votes
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"FileZilla and plain-text passwords"
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
Filezilla does what it advertises: it is an FTP client which can handle multiple sessions and transfers.
The default view, with directory trees for both local and remote folders, is a bit cluttered, but you can get rid of them by deselecting them in the View menu.Cons
I can't think of any.
Summary
For the person before me who blames FileZilla for his "cracked" server: the computer which contains FileZilla's plain-text password file has to be compromised FIRST in order for an attacker to read it. If someone hacked your server after stealing your password, it is *YOUR* fault for not having proper security on your personal computer, not FileZilla's. Well, to be more accurate, it's much more your fault than FileZilla's.
The fact is, almost all modern *browsers* have issues with encrypting stored passwords (Firefox encrypts them, but then stores the encryption keys in the same folder *unless you use a master password*; Chrome doesn't encrypt passwords *at all*; IE uses encryption, but then makes the decryption routines available to anyone with access to Google...).
In short... it seems a bit unfair to blame FileZilla for lax password security when most browsers have similar issues--and especially when the makers of Chrome, the most popular browser, *intentionally* do not bother with password storage encryption: http://www.scmagazine.com/chrome-saved-passwords-in-plain-text-not-a-flaw-according-to-google/article/306470/. Your first line of defense is YOU, and YOUR COMPUTER'S security settings. -
"Stores passwords in plain text - HUGE security hole"
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
I love Filezilla - have used it for years except...
Cons
Got a call from webhost that they were taking my site down due to malware that had been uploaded to it (this has happened twice now). Cannot prove it at this point, but the evidence points to Filezilla storing passwords in plain text that any @#$% can grab & use to upload malware to your site. I *really* hope I'm wrong that this simple oversight by Filezilla caused these problems. For more info, check their own support ticket: http://trac.filezilla-project.org/ticket/5530
Summary
Don't believe me? Check this out: http://www.hackingarticles.in/how-to-hack-save-password-in-filezilla-of-remote-pc/
Updated on Nov 4, 2013
As additional proof, I can also provide a malicious file that was uploaded to my server by a hacker -- just hope you can read Chinese!.
Over 3 MILLION websites have been compromised because of this software. Do not become one of them!
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"Been using FileZilla since v2.0. Perfect for basic use."
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
Biggest "Pro" of all: It's free. It's already a great easy-to-use program that handles basic-to-moderate FTP transfers with ease. Transfer files as simple as "drag n drop". Rename files as easily as if the files were on your local machine.
Little to no overhead, so the program xfers files as fast as your connection allows.
I love the ability to set default directories (both locally and on remote host) so when you connect, you don't have to go looking for your files.Cons
Can't really name the cons because my own use has always been quite basic and never needed more advanced features.
Summary
Even the old versions worked with every version of Windows (even 64bit Win 7/8).
A simple, easy-to-use File Transfer Protocol program for your PC, allowing you to download files from site archives that allow "anonymous" access (like Microsoft), or allows you to upload files to sites you have access to (like your own website/blog.)
Mimics the standard Windows file explorer interface in ease-of-use so there's almost no learning curve for basic use.
More advanced functions/features are there for those who need them. -
"I use no other ftp client, this one is best!"
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
Easy to use
Cons
No complaints from me
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"great as usual"
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
never disappoints
Cons
nothing I can see
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"Does everything I want for free!"
Version: FileZilla 3.7.3
Pros
Works well.
Cons
Can't think of any.
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