If you transfer files to a server, you’re usually either using SFTP or SCP. Both of them operate a little differently from one another, but the core technologies are actually very similar. SCP protocol is a method by which transfers can occur over SSH and through shell. Meanwhile, SFTP is usually used through an SFTP platform. SCP protocol is well-encrypted and robust, though there have been some challenges that have occurred in terms of security. Either SCP or SFTP should be secure for most file transfers, though developers may want to be aware of the differences between the
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