Trivial File Transfer Protocol

Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a simple way for computers to transfer files over a network. Unlike more complex protocols, TFTP uses a straightforward method to send and receive files, mainly for tasks like software updates or configuring devices. It operates with minimal features, focusing on ease of use and efficiency, but offers less security and error checking. TFTP is commonly used in trusted environments, such as network devices, where simplicity and speed are more important than advanced safeguards.