FTP Encryption Feature of the Commander One
Commander One is much more than a user-friendly file manager and an intuitive FTP client for Mac. It allows you to encrypt your file transfers between your Mac and cloud storages such as Google Drive and Amazon S3. Owing to this FTP encryption feature, you can safely transfer all your files as they will be fully encrypted.
It uses the AES-256 encryption to make sure you get the best level of security. The protection doesn’t stop once your data has been uploaded, though. Even while they’re on the remote server they’ve been uploaded to, your files remain safe from the prying eyes of unauthorized third-parties.
- Web services (FTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV)
- Cloud storages (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more)
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How to Encrypt a Directory in Commander One
Here are step-by-step instructions on how you can encrypt your directories or folders with the help of Commander One:
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Assuming you have already downloaded Commander One on your Mac, launch the software and go to the folder you want to encrypt.
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Control-click on the folder and select Encrypt. Note: You can’t encrypt files, only folders and directories.
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Now enter the password you want the encrypted folder to have. Write it down somewhere safe because you won’t be able to recover it if you forget it since Commander One doesn’t store passwords. Tip: You can enter a helpful password hint while encrypting a folder.
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You can mask the folder once you’ve encrypted it by Control-clicking on it and selecting Lock. To unmask it, simply click on Unlock.
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If you want to remove the encryption from the folder, Control-click on it and choose Decrypt. You’ll be asked to enter the password you created while encrypting the folder.
Feel free to check out our detailed guide on encrypting directories using Commander One.
FTP/FTPS/FTPES/SFTP protocols
Commander One lets you use multiple types of protocols, including FTP, FTPS, FTPES, and SFTP. FTP (or file transfer protocol) is unencrypted, while the rest of the protocols are secure (though they differ in when they become secure).
Multiple online connections
Commander One lets you work with a multitude of online cloud storages and remote servers at the same time. You can set up multiple protocols and platforms, and seamlessly interact with all of them. Further below, you’ll find more details about what online cloud storages work with Commander One.
Comprehensive macOS File Manager
Commander One has a dual-panel interface, which makes it a great tool for managing data for people who like to work fast and be more productive. You can perform tons of functions, including compressing files, adding directories to favorites, creating new folders, extracting files, and more.
Connection Manager
Commander One is a great connection manager as you can use it to make encrypted file transfers, and connect to remote servers and cloud storages without any hassle. Here are some of the online storages you can add in Commander One:
FTP is a network protocol that lets you connect to remote servers for transferring files to another device over the Internet. With Commander One, you can set up a remote FTP server or SFTP connection. All you have to do is type the name of the connection, the server, and login credentials.
By connecting your Dropbox account with Commander One, you can download and upload files directly from the app. You can easily connect multiple DropBox accounts.
Commander One allows you to mount your OpenStack documents, so you can easily access them from within the app. There’s no need to synchronize them with your Mac or copy them into a hard drive.
You can connect your Amazon S3 buckets to the Commander One software. This way, you can import and export files to the bucket straight from the app.
Mount your Google Drive account in Commander One and get access to all of your documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and files in a single place. With the dual panels, you can navigate multiple Google Drive accounts simultaneously.
Commander One also works as an efficient Backblaze client for Mac. Pair it with your B2 cloud storage and you’ll get access to all your files stored on the online platform. You can download from and upload to the cloud storage from Commander One.
WebDAV lets you handle files on a remote server. Commander One can connect to your WebDAV server and display it as a regular drive, allowing you to interact with the contents inside it.
Connect Microsoft’s OneDrive to Commander One, and get access to all your files and folders stored in the cloud storage platform.
With Box Cloud, you can get access to all of your presentations, documents, and other types of content when it’s connected to Commander One. You can also share files with others in a matter of seconds thanks to Commander One.
Commander One
freeThis Amazon S3 client for Mac is fully compatible with macOS 10.13 and later.
Requires 52.05MB
of free space,
latest version 3.8(3888)
Released 18 Mar, 2024
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Category: Utilities
Reviews(524)
4.7
Rank based on 889 + users
4.7
Rank based on 889 + users
