Just got a little concern.. Since boosteriod is a cloud storage and can store lots of data, Is there a possibility that boosteriod can be hacked? What are the safety measures they have to avoid future risks?

Yes there is a possibility because cybercrime evolves rapidly and any system designed to face this threat must be designed to evolve rapidly.

This question has not been answered on their whitepaper or blog post and it could be answer by the technical team but they made some statement about this "A Detailed project of creating computational power will be formed after the first ICO" so lets just wait for some updates on their whitepaper.

I've been checking this thread for quite sometime. I hope I can still invest on it. I was having doubts to whether to invest on it or not. I usually check threads with 50-60 pages as a stardard to verify if the ico is legit or not. Hoping it's not too late.

Upon my reading in Boosteroid blog, Ivan Shvaichenko (CEO, Boosteroid) says that "Nowadays the primecost of cloud computing 80% depends on the electricity tariffs." So it means that one of the things they are considering to install their facilities is how high the electricity tariffs or tax in a particular country. Based on the blog, they already picked Georgia because of its small amount of electricity consumption. It is just around $ 0.06 per kWh.

I think doing free trial runs during the ICO is quite basic because this will enable the devs to raised awareness on the bugs and confirm that their cloud devices are working properly. there will be a huge boost effect to the ICO if the users who test the trial run like it.