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Mac Power Users is a pretty cool podcast that I listen to weekly. I subscribed to this podcast because from the first show that I listened to several months ago, I’ve found that their sponsors aren’t mentioned just for the sake of sell-out ads, but actually provide highly useful and fascinating products. R/macapps: r/MacApps is a one stop shop for all things related to macOS apps - featuring app showcases, news, updates, sales, discounts and even Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. MacOS Big Sur supports most Mac models introduced in 2013 and later. View compatible Mac models. Before you upgrade, make a complete backup with Time Machine, or store your files in iCloud. Then click Software Update. If you’re using an earlier macOS, use the App Store instead. Learn how to download and install macOS Big.

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UPDATE 4/28/2014:
After some time of explicitly blocking the shady IP, my Transporter Desktop client finally started talking only to my home IP for file transfer. While the incident still remains unexplained, the behavior of my “private secure cloud” is more to my expectations. Know what your computer is up to and install a network monitor like Little Snitch.

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Mac Power Users is a pretty cool podcast that I listen to weekly. I subscribed to this podcast because from the first show that I listened to several months ago, I’ve found that their sponsors aren’t mentioned just for the sake of sell-out ads, but actually provide highly useful and fascinating products. One of the things I kept hearing about was the “secure private cloud storage” called Transporter. It’s made by the same founders of Drobo, and is touted as a great home alternative to Dropbox-like services.

When MPU shared a 25% off discount code, that got me to finally get a Transporter Sync and try it out.

These are my findings.

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The Transporter website makes no overt claim to encryption and security on it’s front pages. You have to dig before you can verify that they claim this. I looked in the support section to finally find any mention of encryption or secure communication with files and over the network:

“What about privacy and security?

Many people have privacy concerns about the growth of cloud storage. In response to that, the Transporter team has developed the world’s first private global file sharing solution, and it’s all implemented using hard disks that you can control. The data that you place on your Transporter or share with others is 100 percent private between yourself and those with whom you share the data. No one else can see the data, not even us. The Transporter service just facilitates the sharing relationships; the actual file transfers occur as peer-to-peer transactions between Transporter devices.

Our web management interface makes it easy to set up, invite, and share with others. There are no restrictions on the file types. TheTransporter then automatically shares your data with the participants you invite.”

“Specifically what encryption are you using?
We’ve implemented transport layer connections using industry-standard AES 256-bit encryption for communication among Transporter devices and their clients, which is the same technology that banks use. Unique private keys reside on the individual Transporter units, such that even Connected Data does not have access to them. Our Transporter Desktop apps and Transporter Downloader apps all use this encryption for items in transit. For communication with Connected Data web services, we use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). ”

All the review sites bill this device as “private” and “secure”, so I assumed as much. But when my network monitor started telling me otherwise, I had to ask their Support about it.

I had just uploaded several original-sized DSLR photos to my laptop Transporter folder to be synced to all computers. I was also not at home, so the files had to be sent over the public Internet. I assumed SSL and a direct connection to my Transporter via the reported Public IP was in play. I also hoped the encryption wasn’t over the transport layer only, but also was being encrypted by the client itself before being transmitted.

But what my network monitor found was that large upload traffic was going to 199.217.118.148, a hosting site.

AND, it was being transferred via port 80.

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