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| //The current beta version WinSCP// &beta allows you to seamlessly encrypt your files on an SFTP server using AES-256 encryption. | //The current beta version WinSCP// &beta allows you to seamlessly encrypt your files on an SFTP server using AES-256 encryption. | ||
| - | As part of session settings, you can specify (or have WinSCP generate) an encryption key. WinSCP will then (by default) seamlessly encrypt all newly uploaded files and their names. | + | As part of session settings, you can [[ui_login_encryption|specify (or have WinSCP generate) an encryption key]]. WinSCP will then (by default) seamlessly encrypt all newly uploaded files and their names. |
| In WinSCP file panel, you will see the original file names and when you download files, you will get original contents. But anyone else, who does not know the key, including a server Administrator, will see only gibberish. | In WinSCP file panel, you will see the original file names and when you download files, you will get original contents. But anyone else, who does not know the key, including a server Administrator, will see only gibberish. | ||