Foldershare and MS vs Sony
Posted on November 13, 2005
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Foldershare was recently purchased by Microsoft and is now free of charge. What is it? From their site:
How can I use it?
- Synchronize all your devices - Retrieve work files at home or access photos at work. With your devices in sync, you no longer have to be frustrated that your information is on another computer.
- Share files, photos, and home videos with your peers - Select the content you want to share, invite members, and they will be able to access the shared files directly from their device.
- Access your computer or device remotely - FolderShare mobile access allows you to access your computer from any web browser.
Any restrictions? We’ll let you decide…
- Share files up to 2 GB in size
- Unlimited file space - Store as many files as you wish; you are only limited by the storage capacity of your device
- Unlimited file transfers - no limits on quantity or size of files transferred
- Any file type - files are synced and transferred in their original format
Client appears to be windows and Mac only, but it really does look rather intriguing. The site itself is PHP which I guess we should find amusing…
Speaking of microsoft, it would appear that they are going to consider the Sony rootkit as malware and add it to their Antispyware/Defender product,
Tags: foldershare, sony
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Something else I just noticed that Foldershare can offer: Complete access to all of your files on whatever machine is running the client.
Suddenly password strength becomes a LOT more interesting…