We have released the BarracudaDrive C source code and the code can now be downloaded from SourceForge.

BarracudaDrive transforms your router into a powerful and secure online storage system, letting you access and share files from any connected computer or device in the world.

http://barracudadrive.com/

We include instructions on cross compilation in the two readme files. We have also setup the build environment for our test router, which is a Buffalo WZR-HP-AG300H.

After modifying the two makefiles and fixing the path to the cross compiler, the MIPS version can be built as follows:

cd mako/
rm MakoServer/mako.zip
cd plugins/BarracudaDrive/C
make DD_WRT=true MIPS=true
cd ../lua/rtl/
zip -9 -r ../../../../MakoServer/mako.zip .
cd ../../../../MakoServer
make DD_WRT=true MIPS=true

See the following page for details:
http://makoserver.net/download/source-code/

Regarding security and the latest vulnerability in OpenSSL. The heartbleed is a software bug in the OpenSSL heartbeat implementation. This bug is in no way related to the SSL/TLS protocol. The SharkSSL client/server TLS stack is not vulnerable to the problems found in OpenSSL. SharkSSL is the SSL/TLS stack used by BarracudaDrive.

Cool and thank you. I hope to try it.