Make WinSCP Use a Specific Encryption Algorithm
I'm working on a project where files are to be uploaded to various third party SFTP servers that are not under my control.
The security team that I'm working with have specified that I must use an encryption algorithm of either aes256-ctr or aes256-gcm when connecting to an SFTP server. If an SFTP server doesn't support aes256-ctr or aes256-gcm then the connection must fail.
WinSCP does not support aes256-gcm but it does support aes256-ctr. Is there a way of specifying that aes256-ctr must be used?
If WinSCP does not currently support this, is it a feature that could be added in the future?
The security team that I'm working with have specified that I must use an encryption algorithm of either aes256-ctr or aes256-gcm when connecting to an SFTP server. If an SFTP server doesn't support aes256-ctr or aes256-gcm then the connection must fail.
WinSCP does not support aes256-gcm but it does support aes256-ctr. Is there a way of specifying that aes256-ctr must be used?
If WinSCP does not currently support this, is it a feature that could be added in the future?