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No. You can safely ignore these login attempts.

S3 is a proprietary protocol by Amazon. Any third-party provider who claims to be S3 compatible needs to implement the entire S3 API.

Failure to receive a reply to the AUTH command is almost always caused by a malicious firewall or NAT router intentionally sabotaging the connection. Note that this firewall or router may be with your ISP.

You must update to the most recent version, old versions are not supported.

16 03 03, looks like a TLS handshake record. Most likely from some automated scanners.

Safe to ignore, doesn't harm FileZilla Server. If it bothers you, block the offending IP addresses, possibly already in your firewall.

Which version of FileZilla Server are you using?

You can click the column headers above the file lists to change the sort order.

I assume when the software is trying to connect to 104.17.119.40.21 (as mine is) it is also a non existence port. (each time it is a different address). There is no working FTP server at 104.17.119.40:21, did you enter the correct hostname and port? I have put my Host address in the top box, I don'...

Your server uses a very exotic and unsupported directory listing format. Please contact your server administrator or server hosting provider to have the server upgraded or replace with a modern server supporting the MLSD command. Unlike the antique LIST command, MLSD uses a well-defined listing form...

Ordinary programs such as FileZilla cannot cause system crashes. It's part of the design of every modern operating system.

It looks like you have faulty drivers or faulty hardware. Try reinstalling your operating system from scratch, if the error persists your hardware is faulty.

I'm not aware of any FTP server product with that name and version.

If you are certain to have typed the correct login credentials: Yes.

Which FTP server software (product _and_ version) are you using?

Have a look at the settings dialog.

Have a look at directory listing filters.