Hi, I've searched the forum and cannot find an answer so I decided to start my own thread.
Here's my situation: I recently experienced a devastating hard drive failure on my early 2008 MacBook. My hard drive was longer able to mount and I had to have everything recovered manually. They sent back my data on an external hard drive. When I restored to my laptop (with a new internal HDD), I noticed that my Espionage'd folder was now an alias. I'm wondering if they were not able to recover the data that was encrypted. I do have the backup files created by Espionage but I have not been able to restore them. Is there a way I can restore these 'database' files? I've tried everything on Espionage but I'm wondering if there is some sort of 3rd party software I can use to get my files back. Also, on the external hard drive, there was a folder called "EspionageMounts" in the Volumes folder. My Espionage'd folder was in there but there is nothing in the folder (including invisible files).
Please help!
Thanks in advance!
Here's my situation: I recently experienced a devastating hard drive failure on my early 2008 MacBook. My hard drive was longer able to mount and I had to have everything recovered manually. They sent back my data on an external hard drive. When I restored to my laptop (with a new internal HDD), I noticed that my Espionage'd folder was now an alias. I'm wondering if they were not able to recover the data that was encrypted. I do have the backup files created by Espionage but I have not been able to restore them. Is there a way I can restore these 'database' files? I've tried everything on Espionage but I'm wondering if there is some sort of 3rd party software I can use to get my files back. Also, on the external hard drive, there was a folder called "EspionageMounts" in the Volumes folder. My Espionage'd folder was in there but there is nothing in the folder (including invisible files).
Please help!
Thanks in advance!