"Was" is the key here. FTP has been obsolete for 20 years.
People are confusing obsolete with stable and feature complete.
Right, but ftp is neither of these things.
Can you describe any real-world application where ftp is the best solution for a problem anyone has right now?
Consider the impact of an internet-exposed service that allows unauthenticated clients to remotely run code as root on your server.
People are confusing obsolete with stable and feature complete.
Right, but ftp is neither of these things.
Can you describe any real-world application where ftp is the best solution for a problem anyone has right now?
Consider the impact of an internet-exposed service that allows unauthenticated clients to remotely run code as root on your server.