oftpd

Oftpd is a secure anonymous FTP server that provides users with an additional option for their file sharing needs. The software is intentionally designed to be as secure as possible, implementing protocols such as running as non-root for the majority of its use, and using the Unix chroot() command to effectively hide system directories from any external users. Even in the event of a complete system compromise, external users are unable to gain entry into these directories.

What sets oftpd apart from other FTP servers is its use of its own directory-change and directory-listing code, instead of executing the system "ls" command to list files. This benefits users as the software is independent from any other system codes that may be susceptible to attacks.

In the latest release of oftpd, a DoS vulnerability discovered by Philippe Oechslin has been fixed, ensuring users the most up-to-date security possible. In conclusion, oftpd is a reliable and secure choice for anyone in need of a dependable FTP server.