Golden Frog Delivers Dump Truck Online Storage to Giganews Members

Apparently based in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, Golden Frog, Inc. announced its online storage product, Dump Truck, for all Giganews members.

The software developer began its partnership with Giganews 18 months ago to develop new online tools and services for Giganews members. During that timeframe, Golden Frog developed Mimo Usenet Browser + Search, VyprVPN Personal VPN and now Dump Truck Online Storage as additional services for Giganews members.

Starting today, all Giganews members will have access to Dump Truck Online Storage at no additional cost. Giganews Diamond members will receive 30GB of Dump Truck Online Storage, and all other Giganews members will receive 5GB at no additional cost. Early access invitations were sent to a select few Giganews members in October of this year.

Dump Truck Online Storage is a professional secure online service for storing photos, documents, and files. Dump Truck doesn’t use data deduplication and doesn’t compare your data to anyone else’s. All files stored online are transferred using 256-bit SSL – the same encryption that your bank uses. With no file size limitation and a simple web interface, Giganews members can access their files from anywhere in the world.

Dump Truck features include:

• Web interface with drag and drop upload
• Secure file structure
• 256-bit SSL encryption for uploads and downloads
• Files are encrypted on-disk with 256-bit AES encryption
• Access to your files anywhere in the world

Dump Truck features coming soon:

• iPad, iPhone, and Android online storage apps – Storage while on the go
• Windows and Mac desktop application – Access your files just like any other drive
• Public and private sharing – Share with the world or your friends
• Password Protection – Control the access to your data
• WebDAV Support – Access Dump Truck using DAV clients and apps

All current Giganews members can sign in to their new Dump Truck online storage account by using their Giganews user name and password. New members can sign up for a Giganews membership. Current Giganews members can also add more storage in increments of 50, 100, 500GB, or 1TB, for an additional monthly fee.