According to the research and experiments by some folks at AskDifferent, we're in good shape. The short story: In the case where the files are being stored on an encrypted .sparsebundle that resides on the same hard drive as the operating system, which is the way Espionage does things, the version files are stored on within the .sparsebundle. For more details, see the AskDifferent webpage here:
http://apple.stackexchange.com/question ... 32%2318732
The only caveat I can see here is that these claims have not been directly verified by Apple or Tao Effect as of yet.
FYI, I am the original poster of this question and the question posted on AskDifferent/StackExchange. I had to create a new account because I couldn't remember my original username for this board.
I hope this information helps Espionage users feel more confident about the security of their data and the effectiveness of Espionage. I hope that the folks at Tao Effect confirm this information and then place it on their FAQ page. I think people would be more likely to use this great app if it's security of Lion's versioning is mentioned right up front.
http://apple.stackexchange.com/question ... 32%2318732
The only caveat I can see here is that these claims have not been directly verified by Apple or Tao Effect as of yet.
FYI, I am the original poster of this question and the question posted on AskDifferent/StackExchange. I had to create a new account because I couldn't remember my original username for this board.
I hope this information helps Espionage users feel more confident about the security of their data and the effectiveness of Espionage. I hope that the folks at Tao Effect confirm this information and then place it on their FAQ page. I think people would be more likely to use this great app if it's security of Lion's versioning is mentioned right up front.