Network admins struggle to block SFTP without disrupting SSH because traditional firewalls see both as encrypted on port 22, leading to misconfigurations and security gaps. SFTPShield provides deep packet inspection and protocol fingerprinting to distinguish SFTP from SSH, enabling precise rule creation without affecting legitimate SSH sessions.
How exactly do you block sftp at the firewall if it uses the same port as ssh? From the firewall's perspective it is just some encrypted traffic inside ssh tunnel. I think that you might be mistaking sftp with ftps (ftp through ssl/tls tunnel), these are different protocols. I suggest you try connecting to any box you have access to using Sftp protocol and ssh credentials and see the result.
Recommended execution roadmap for "SFTPShield: Context-Aware Firewall Rules"
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