This Unix-compatible anonymous FTP server can run in stealth mode and be launched from a floppy disk without modifying any system settings.
I recently tried out A-FTP, an anonymous FTP server that is compatible with Unix. One of the standout features of this program is that it can run discreetly in the background without any noticeable impact on the user's experience. This can be incredibly practical for anyone looking to make quick transfers without having to enable file sharing or make any changes to the host machine's settings.
It's worth noting, however, that A-FTP is not designed for long-term use due to its lack of security measures. When using this program, it's important to always run it behind a firewall to ensure that sensitive data is not compromised. While A-FTP may not be the most robust FTP server out there, it is a solid option for anyone looking to make quick and anonymous file transfers.
It's worth noting, however, that A-FTP is not designed for long-term use due to its lack of security measures. When using this program, it's important to always run it behind a firewall to ensure that sensitive data is not compromised. While A-FTP may not be the most robust FTP server out there, it is a solid option for anyone looking to make quick and anonymous file transfers.
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