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View Screenshot Protect Individual Folders
No longer is it necessary to encrypt your entire home folder just to protect your email or your chat history. Espionage can protect individual folders, allowing you to easily secure sensitive data like client files, or even application data like email without the penalties of encrypting too much.
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View Screenshot Protect Individual Applications
Interacting with your protected applications couldn't be easier. Just launch the application and enter your password at the prompt. When you're done, simply quit the application and its data will be re-locked automatically. Click the play button above to see this in action.
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View Screenshot Built-in Backups Espionage comes with built-in backups, custom-fitted for the way it works with folders. This means it no longer matters whether the folder is locked, or unlocked. Espionage will backup your folders safely and efficiently, making it easy to restore them later if disaster strikes.
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View Screenshot DelayedLauncher built-in You've encrypted your Mail folder, but you've got it on your list of login items. That can cause problems if it launches before Espionage does and discovers that its data has been encrypted. DelayedLauncher was the solution to this in 1.x—now it's built-in as a checkbox.
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View Screenshot Support for Separate Keychain Don't want to use your login password as Espionage's master password? No problem. Espionage 2.0 gives you the option of storing your folder passwords in a separate keychain, protected by a custom master password.
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AES-128+256 Bit Encryption Espionage uses the same powerful AES-128 encryption used by Apple's FileVault, but in addition to AES-128, Espionage includes support for AES-256, for those truly important files. Even the National Security Agency (NSA) has stated that it can be used to protect TOP SECRET classified information.
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Seamless Finder Integration Espionage provides you with a simple to use interface to configure your protected folders and then gets out of the way. Once a folder is protected, simply double-click on it in the Finder and enter your password at the prompt to unlock it. It's that easy. See other ways of locking and unlocking Espionage'd folders.
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Growl Support Espionage has Growl support for those who use it, and for those who don't it has built-in, customizable, Growl-like notifications. These notifications let Espionage alert you to what it's doing while staying in the background, out of your way. And for those who need complete serenity, turning off unimportant notifications is as simple as clicking a checkbox.
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Sparsebundle Support Introduced in Mac OS X Leopard, sparsebundles mean faster backups for encrypted folders. Instead of resending the entire folder, only the changes will be sent. Speaking of backups, Espionage 2 includes built-in backups functionality that makes it easy to restore your encrypted folders.
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Encryption-less Protection Espionage can securely protect important data through encryption. But it can also insecurely guard unimportant data. For example, you might have a collection of videos that you don't want your grandma to have access to but don't care enough about to encrypt. Espionage can put a password on that folder in a flash without touching its contents.
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Spotlight Integration When a folder is locked, you don't want its contents coming up in Spotlight queries, but you do want to be able to search inside of unlocked folders. Espionage has complete Spotlight integration, for both encrypted and non-encrypted password protected folders. This enables Espionage to work seamlessly with other applications like Mail.