The cool thing about iPhone Remote is, you don't install anything on the iPhone. It's a service that runs on your OS X Mac. You just use Safari on the iPhone to browse through the contents of a drive (among other features).

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Yeah, see that's what I'm talking about, the software you install on OSX doesn't come from a reputable company and as such has complete access to your system and passwords. In addition to allowing your iPhone to connect to your system it also theoretically allows anybody access to your system. This is the same kind of software as Apple's Remote Desktop which costs a bundle, but I trust Apple to protect me, whereas this iPhone shareware ...