Privacy
Vulnerability in FileSender versions 2.15 through 2.50
Wesley van de Kamp discovered a vulnerability in FileSender versions 2.15 through 2.50 that enables non-admin users to delete the API secrets of all users, potentially disrupting REST clients such...
Read articleFileSender at FOSDEM 2025: in the very heart of open collaboration
On February 1-2, 2025 FileSender was presented at FOSDEM 2025 in Brussels at the GÉANT’s exhibition booth. FileSender is an important part of many NRENs services portfolios for the R&E...
Read articleVulnerability in FileSender versions below 2.49 and 3.x beta
Jonathan Bouman discovered a server-side template injection vulnerability that allows non-authenticated users to retrieve credentials configured on the server. This security flaw poses a significant risk as it could potentially...
Read article15 years of FileSender
In April 2024 FileSender celebrated its 15th anniversary. It officially started 15 years ago as a joint project of the NRENs from Norway, Australia and Ireland. Today FileSender is deployed...
Read articleCase study: Amsterdam University Medical Center (UMC)
“We trust FileSender’s built in zero-knowledge encryption for sending files via the internet” Ewald Beekman, IT Security OfficerAmsterdam University Medical Center In order to keep all internal and external processes...
Read articleSecurely send files with FileSender's end-to-end encryption
Need to send large files over the Internet in a secure manner? If so, you’re best advised to use a file sharing service that supports end-to-end encryption. FileSender offers this...
Read articleSafe and compliant file sharing with FileSender
As a result of the EU-US Privacy Shield framework being declared invalid, storing confidential data on American servers may no longer be considered to offer adequate protection within Europe. Nevertheless,...
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