JFrog Platform’s permission-based system allows you to control users' access to different features and artifacts. To provide access to users who are not logged in, JFrog also provides the option of enabling "Anonymous Access".
Warning
Important Information on Anonymous Users
For security reasons, JFrog does not recommend allowing anonymous access. When you allow non-logged-in users access to your system, you could, potentially, be giving unauthorized access to users to any existing local, remote or virtual repositories, and, to future repositories.
In addition, enabling anonymous access may expose any sensitive data that may be saved in these repositories to non-logged-in users.
The best practice for using anonymous access is to create a new permission target, select the repositories to which the anonymous user will have access, and set the read action only to these selected repositories.
From Artifactory release 7.67 you cannot enable anonymous user access to projects.
Anonymous access may be enabled or disable (default) using the Allow Anonymous Access setting under User Management | Settings in the Administration module. You can modify the set of permissions assigned to the "Anonymous User" just like you would for any other user, and this requires that Allow Anonymous Access be enabled. Note that from JFrog Artifactory release 6.12, anonymous access is disabled by default.