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Hi, I just wanted to know whether there is anything planned on folder syncing. Using Dropbox with Espionage (https://www.espionageapp.com/EspionageHelp/pages/ex2-dropbox.html) does not look very safe to me... (Especially as I am the user. And all users are dangerous.)

Hi,

I guess, it is a translation error, but in the German version of Espionage, the first setting in Settings > General is - translated - "open automatically". I guess you actually mean "launch on startup" or something similar?

Thank you,
M

How do I remove a folder set? Do I just open the very set, click on "recreate folder" (translated from the German translation) for each and every folder in this very set - and that is it? Does Espionage remove the fake-sparsebundles then, too?

Thank you!

Hazel is a great little app that--for all who do not know what Hazel is--makes it possible to define conditions followed by actions to perform operations on files. Kind of like ifttt.com. You can, for example, do something like:

IF filename is "readme.txt" THEN delete this file.

I make heavy use of Hazel, especially for sorting documents I get sent to by email. Until now, when files matched specific conditions I had Hazel run a script that mounted an encrypted volume, moved and sorted all the files into this volume, unmounted it and quit.

Now I bought Espionage (finally!), but I would still like to keep automated sorting of documents.

Is there a way I can trigger mounting my encrypted volumes? I am thinking of something like Hazel matches files, runs a script, waits until I have entered my password into Espionage and when the volume is mounted, it copies all the files (but not before). This is especially tricky if the mount-point is an existing folder.

Any ideas? Thank you!

I would like to ask whether the security model and the encryption used in Espionage (3) - specifically the kind of keychain Espionage uses - are made in a way that makes it no problem at all to create copies or backups of Espionage-secured data by using online backup services like Backblaze, JungleDisk or others.

I guess (hope!), the factor encryption/security should not be a problem, but what about possible losses in metadata, permissions, etc.? Backblaze, e.g., does not shine in preserving permissions, timestamps, symlinks, and a whole lot of other data Backup Bouncer tests.

Since I would like to be sure that the critical files I would like to have encrypted in Espionage 3 will not only be secure as in encrypted, but also secure as in always readable, I would be very much interested in a statement concerning (a) data-security/-availability/-integrity and (b) how data integrity is preserved when moving/copying/backing up encrypted folders and its accompanying keychain/key-database.

Thank you!

I could not resist to use this 1990s-html-tag. So moving. Such fun.