No. USBtoCloud doesn’t know your Cloud Storage username/password and only an encrypted token is used to authenticate your cloud login. All communication over the Internet is done through https (SSL) using the certified Cloud’s APIs.

USBtoCloud doesn’t know your password to the Cloud Storage. After the initial handshake with your Cloud provider, ClevX receive a token (doesn’t contain any username/password) and this token is encrypted by our software and then stored on the drive.

As with any other portable devices security is critical. We have designed USBtoCloud to work with any USB drive – standard and secure (by various manufacturers like Kingston, Corsair, iStorage, Apricorn, SDG, Verbatim, Imation, and Kanguru). Additionally, USBtoCloud has a portable Anti-Virus application (DriveSecurity – optional, please open Settings dialog) that runs from the USB […]

To delete unwanted files, login into your cloud storage, browse to the Apps folder, then USB-to-Cloud folder. All backed up files will be listed in their native format. A quick way to log in to your cloud storage is to click on the selected cloud icon in the USBtoCloud menu (see image below: this example […]

USBtoCloud allows you to pick and work with different cloud storage sites. Currently (as of the date above) it supports the following clouds: Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3, Google Drive, iCloud (Mac only), OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, Mega, Yandex Disk, ShareFile by Citrix and Baidu. We also support backups to NAS (Network Attached Storage) on your […]

USBtoCloud allows users to select commercially available clouds such as Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3, Google Drive, iCloud (Mac only), OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, Mega, Yandex Disk, ShareFile by Citrix, Baidu as well as configure application to backup files to an internal corporate server. Please have your IT Managers contact USBtoCloud Support for further assistance.