I am interested in this answer also.

@Bristolview:

I'm running TrueCrypt and also Pogoplug Drive for Windows. I have a 50gig TrueCrypt container on a Pogo connected drive R:, which mounts and unmounts as drive X:.

It's completely usable and nearly as fast as if it was on the local hard drive.

@TRK:

I know this does not address what I think you're looking for which is encryption of the stored file that's been uploaded? (yes, no?)

I'd advise you to encrypt locally before you upload it.

Hi,

I am also interested in this answer, since I don't care (nor do I want) the drive encrypted locally.. If I use the "drive letter" software on my computer; what protocol will it be accessing my drive with? And what kind of encryption does it use?

Anyone with info?

Thanks!!

I couldn't get a straight answer out of pogoplug tech support. They kept quoting me their FAQ which says, "We use http encryption..." I pointed out that http is not encrypted, https is and that they should update their FAQ.

Anyways, I put a sniffer on my network, and the Pogoplug Drive software talks through port 443 while I'm signing into my account, but then only through port 80 (http) after that, so it is a completely unsecure connection for transferring files between my computer and my Cloudstor Pro when I'm using the Pogoplug Drive software.

If I want to have any security when I am uploading/downloading data, I have to use their web interface.