- martin
It will be, once WinSCP is updated to PuTTY 0.71.
We are working on that this very moment. And partially, it's supported already:
https://github.com/winscp/winscp/commit/96ad2a1fe6f933bdc2d7bf98b31870a8e6ee5949
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- useradm
Re: Print ACCELEATED HARDWARE ENCRYPTION connection
We like to see it soon... with the commented message about HW/SW encryption.
Thank you for supporting this project!
- martin
Re: Print ACCELEATED HARDWARE ENCRYPTION connection
It will be, once WinSCP is updated to PuTTY 0.71.
We are working on that this very moment. And partially, it's supported already:
https://github.com/winscp/winscp/commit/96ad2a1fe6f933bdc2d7bf98b31870a8e6ee5949
We are working on that this very moment. And partially, it's supported already:
https://github.com/winscp/winscp/commit/96ad2a1fe6f933bdc2d7bf98b31870a8e6ee5949
- anomible
Print ACCELEATED HARDWARE ENCRYPTION connection
Hi,
With the PuTTY 0.71 version, the HARDWARE ENCRYPTION ACCELERATION is supported. Then in the logs you can see if the encryption/hashing is using an Accelerated or an Unaccelerated implementation. It will be interesting if the same information will be available in the "Server and protocol information" Window of WinSCP.
Regards.
With the PuTTY 0.71 version, the HARDWARE ENCRYPTION ACCELERATION is supported. Then in the logs you can see if the encryption/hashing is using an Accelerated or an Unaccelerated implementation. It will be interesting if the same information will be available in the "Server and protocol information" Window of WinSCP.
Regards.