Descriptions:
SecureCRT is an extremely customizable terminal emulator with support for Secure Shell (SSH), as well as Telnet, Telnet/TLS, and serial protocols. SecureCRT is ideal for securely connecting to remote systems running Windows, UNIX, and VMS. SecureCRT supports secure file transfers via Xmodem, Zmodem, Ymodem, Kermit, and SFTP.
SecureFX is a highly secure file transfer client with great flexibility in settings and transfer protocols. SecureFX includes a command-line utility (SFXCL) for scripting batch jobs to perform secure, unattended file transfers using the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol. SecureFX also supports “relentless” file transfers that automatically reconnect and resume when transfer connections are broken
Features:
SecureCRT ® for Windows
Network administrators and technical professionals everywhere depend on these strengths of SecureCRT for Windows:
quality emulation
- Standards-Based Security
- Powerful session management
- High productivity interface
- Automation tools that save time
SecureFX ® for Windows
SecureFX is a flexible and secure file transfer application with a visual interface that is easy to learn. SecureFX offers advanced features like site synchronization and automation to help web designers and network administrators streamline everyday tasks. Integration with SecureCRT saves time with shared sessions and settings.
What's New?
New in SecureCRT 9:
Command Manager (Windows only)
Streamline repetitive tasks with the dockable Command Manager, which makes it easy to organize commands into named folders, filter commands by name, and execute them with a double-click or by pressing Enter. Commands and command folders can also be shared with the button bar and vice versa.
Local shell session (Windows)
On Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019 or later, you can open a local shell session within SecureCRT. A tabbed CMD or PowerShell session makes it easy to work on the local system without having to leave SecureCRT. The local shell was already supported on macOS and Linux.
Session Folder Filter
Include top-level folders in Session Manager or Login Dialog filtered sessions by adding a forward slash to the end of the search text in the session filter box. Matching folders and sessions in those folders are included in the filtered sessions. Partial matches are supported, making it even faster to find the session you're looking for.
Hide output for locked sessions
Added an option to hide all output when a session is locked, adding an extra layer of security.
Improved Hex View Interface
The Hex View now displays hex data independently for each connected session, making it easier to work with multiple sessions in series. A selection made in either the Hex panel or the ASCII panel is reflected in the other panel and the ASCII panel can also be hidden. Hex View performance has been improved when the window contains thousands of lines.
New algorithm support
SecureCRT now supports the x509v3-ecdsa-sha2 algorithms per RFC 6187 for PKCS #11, as well as SSH2 support for key exchange diffie-hellman-group14-sha256, diffie-hellman-group16-sha512, and diffie-hellman-group18-sha512 algorithms
Local Proxy Command
A new type of firewall, “Proxy Command”, allows you to run a local proxy command when connecting to a remote server.
Command Window Option
A new global option allows “Send Characters Immediately” to be enabled by default for the Command Window.
Log All Data
The “Log Screen Only” session option for INI files allows all data displayed on the terminal to be logged to a file.
Command Line Key Exchange
A new /KEX flag allows you to specify key exchange algorithms on the command line.
TFTP Server Enhancements
New TFTP server enhancements include honoring the block size set by the TFTP client as specified in RFC 2347 and a global option “Allow Overwriting Existing Files” that allows TFTP transfers to overwrite existing files. Also new is the display of the port status bar and the listening address of the running TFTP server, and the ability to use templated paths for upload, download, and log TFTP file paths, which are modified to an appropriate path on the fly. each platform.
Scripting enhancements
The WaitForCursor, WaitForKey, WaitForString, and WaitForStrings script functions allow the wait time to be specified in milliseconds. Additionally, global configuration options can be retrieved and set from a script.
New in SecureFX 9:
Multiple local windows
You can now open multiple local windows within SecureFX. The remote session will be paired with its own local window when doing synchronized browsing.
Session Folder Filter
Include top-level folders in Session Manager or Connect dialog box filtered sessions by adding a trailing slash to the end of the search text in the session filter box. Matching folders and sessions in those folders are included in the filtered sessions. Partial matches are supported, making it even faster to find the session you're looking for.
WebDAV Support
SecureFX can now connect using the HTTPS Transfer Protocol (WebDAV).
Specify TLS versions (Windows)
A global option allows you to specify which versions of TLS are allowed.
Remote copy of the same system
When a remote file is copied to another location on the same server, the file is not downloaded to the remote system first. This feature works with SFTP servers that support the “file copy” SFTP extension, HTTP WebDAV servers, and some SCP servers.
Local Proxy Command Support
A new type of firewall, “Proxy Command”, allows you to run a local proxy command when connecting to a remote server.
New algorithm support
SecureFX now supports the x509v3-ecdsa-sha2 algorithms per RFC 6187 for PKCS #11, as well as SSH2 support for diffie-hellman-group14-sha256, diffie-hellman-group16-sha512, and diffie-sha2 key exchange. hellman-group18-sha512 algorithms
Improved support for sync URLs
Transfer URLs such as “sftp://” and “https://” can be specified as the remote source/destination session for sync operations in SecureFX and the SFXCL command line utility.
SFXCLW Enhancements
Wildcards can be used with the /CHMOD command-line option.
Recent Changes (12th May 2022):
v9.2.1 (official)
Error correction:
– If the Button Manager dialog was launched from the Button
Manager Dialog bar, button changes were not saved.
– Windows: When connecting to a server that uses an X.509
certificate for the host key, even though the certificate met all
requirements for automatic acceptance of the host key by the
client, the application still prompted the user to accept manually
and save the key.
– Windows: When local Shell or RDP sessions were exported and later
imported to a different configuration, the specific protocol
options may not have been preserved as expected.
– Windows: In certain cases, when moving the focus from the hostname
field to the port field using the tab key, the text contained
within the port field was not selected.
– Mac: When selecting a file to transfer via the “Send ASCII…”
functionality, the file browse dialog was restricted to “.txt”
file extensions and did not include a file type filter field to
allow other types of files.
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