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FTP
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The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) provides no protocol security except
for a user authentication ...
... Working Group has proposed security extensions to
FTP. These extensions allow the protocol to use more flexible
security schemes, and in particular allows for various levels of
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... security schemes, and in particular allows for various levels of
protection for the FTP command and data connections. This document
describes a profile ...
... data connections. This document
describes a profile for the FTP Security Extensions by which these
mechanisms may be provisioned using the Key Exchange Algorithm ...
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In order to support the above security services, the two FTP entities
negotiate a mechanism. This process is open-ended and completes when
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... entities will either be authenticated (unilateral or mutually), and
may, additionally, be ready to protect FTP commands and data.
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... transfers can be specified via the PROT command which supports the
same protections as those afforded the other FTP commands. PROT
commands may be sent on a transfer-by-transfer basis, however, the
session parameters ...
... profiles KEA with SKIPJACK to achieve certain security
services when used in conjunction with the FTP Security Extensions
framework ...
... Security Extensions
framework. FTP entities may use KEA to give mutual authentication
and establish data encryption ...
... understand the protocol steps that follow. In the context of the FTP
Security Extensions, we suggest the usage of KEA with SKIPJACK for
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... protocol steps necessary to perform KEA authentication under the
FTP Security Extensions framework. Where failure modes are
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The exchanges detailed below presume a working knowledge of the FTP
Security Extensions. The notation for concatenation ...
... security labels that the client wants to use
for this FTP session may be transferred to the server encrypted in
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... FEK Encryption of the file itself (may be
done out of scope of FTP)
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