At the moment I am working on a personal 3DGS developed CMS/DATABASE that will allow me to control a custom website template and manage all data/uploads directly from the program without using php/sql (Only FTP).

HTTPS and FTPS are currently not available and I need to find another way to secure the transfer. I've noticed that the standard FTP function will connect to my SSH. Examples : (ssh.host.com) - (host.com@ssh.host.com) It will connect, upload files, and seems to be working.

But....Is this working? Is SSH encrypting the transfer (SFTP) or is 3DGS still sending unsecured data? Is there a way I can tell if it's actually securing the transfer? or do I need some type of local data to help with the transfer?

NOTE : I am aware of SSH vulnerabilities, but I need something to help encrypt the name and password. Since this is for personal use, I'm not worried about the User name and password being compiled in the custom editor. I just need to make sure they are being encrypted when transferring data with FTP through SSH.

You can use Wireshark to look inside the data packets that Gamestudio sends to your server.

https://www.wireshark.org/

Thanks Ezzett.

After Testing :
Wireshark clearly shows the connection data. User name and password. There is no security even though it accepts the ssh address. The HTTP Dll/Functions need updated. I guess I'll start looking into another Dll or just wait on a future 3DGS update.