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one question - Version: 2.1, 7/28/2009 11:36PM PST
nobody2007
Espionage works independent of the mail client, or the tool works only with Apple Mail?
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Great Product! - Version: 1.1.1, 11/6/2008 08:15AM PST
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forgewithinfire
I'm only a laymen but I have been looking for a way to encrypt all my business files on my mac for some time... without the lag in performance that File Vault creates.
So far, it works as advertised with almost all the features I could want. Having encrypted several application resource folders, including several databases that see a LOT of traffic on a daily basis, it works smoothly and doesn't tax my system.
However it could use a few details:
an into wizard to ease people into it
the ability to lock and unlock all encrypted files in a single click/keystroke
the ability to enable "Auto-unlock at Login" ONLY at specific times (during work hours for example)
And a simple, one-click (and default) option in preferences to white-list Time Machine.
Other then that, I'm very happy with Espionage... is could use a more descriptive name though.
So far, it works as advertised with almost all the features I could want. Having encrypted several application resource folders, including several databases that see a LOT of traffic on a daily basis, it works smoothly and doesn't tax my system.
However it could use a few details:
an into wizard to ease people into it
the ability to lock and unlock all encrypted files in a single click/keystroke
the ability to enable "Auto-unlock at Login" ONLY at specific times (during work hours for example)
And a simple, one-click (and default) option in preferences to white-list Time Machine.
Other then that, I'm very happy with Espionage... is could use a more descriptive name though.
Off to a good start - Version: 1.1.1, 11/4/2008 01:19PM PST
ronsbell_dotmac
So far, Espionage operates as advertised and in a seamless and intuitive manner during my own first day of tests, and I can recommend it to others who want to explore such an encryption solution.
However, that statement that this is "the only application to provide real folder encryption" is a bit far fetched. Espionage uses sparse images to store encrypted files just as Disk Utility and Knox do. It seems more accurate to say that this is an "application that provides a seamless, intuitive means to store and encrypt/decrypt folders" since neither Knox nor Disk Utility automatically copies files from existing folders into encrypted sparse images. One must create an image and then drag files into it.
However, that statement that this is "the only application to provide real folder encryption" is a bit far fetched. Espionage uses sparse images to store encrypted files just as Disk Utility and Knox do. It seems more accurate to say that this is an "application that provides a seamless, intuitive means to store and encrypt/decrypt folders" since neither Knox nor Disk Utility automatically copies files from existing folders into encrypted sparse images. One must create an image and then drag files into it.
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