The org's blog post says the protocol was disabled by default with version 88, which launched in April of this year. Google's FLoC flies into headwinds as internet ad industry braces for instability.We're not saying this is how SolarWinds was backdoored, but its FTP password 'leaked on GitHub in plaintext'.The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software goes offline for good.The coming of Wi-Fi 6 does not mean it's time to ditch your cabled LAN.The resulting transfer of files in the clear represented an obvious security issue, as it meant miscreants could easily download, steal and even transmit modified data. Mozilla announced its FTP-flaying intentions way back in 2015, and said the change was necessary because the protocol lacked proper encryption. The company explained yesterday that it will end FTP support in Firefox 90 as part of its drive to a browser that's all HTTPS, all the time.

Mozilla has finally expunged File Transfer Protocol (FTP) from the Firefox browser – an action already taken by other major browsers like Chrome and Edge, making Firefox 89.0 the last bastion of the protocol.

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