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Stop relying on Quickconnect. Learn how to use FileZilla Site Manager to organize SFTP and FTPS profiles, implement key-based authentication, and secure your stored credentials.
Stop relying on vulnerable passwords. Learn how to implement SSH key authentication using PuTTYgen and Pageant to secure your remote server access.
Stop typing passphrases for every SSH session. Learn how to use PuTTYgen and Pageant to implement secure, passwordless authentication using Ed25519 keys.
We run TortoiseGit on shared Windows workstations where several developers use the same machine, and we need to pick one authentication approach that keeps credentials as tightly scoped as possible. The two documented paths are HTTPS through Git Credential Manager, which stores per-host tokens in Windows Credential Manager, and SSH through Pageant with per-r
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