About Espionage
A revolutionary application that brings encrypted, password protected folders to the Mac for the first time. Using Espionage you can securely encrypt individual folders! No longer is it necessary to encrypt your entire home folder just to protect your email, or chat histories.

Espionage 2.0 introduces Application Associations, delivering the most seamless experience imaginable between Espionage, and the applications whose data it protects. Launch Mail -> enter password, and Espionage unlocks the folder. Quit Mail, and Espionage re-locks the folder. It’s that easy.

What’s New in this Version
- When adding a folder to Espionage, “passwords do not match” is not displayed until second password is entered.
- Improved wording of documentation on how to re-import (aka restore) backed up or lost encrypted folders.
- Switched default keychain choice during install to separate keychain as it has some advantages.
- Fixed issue where Little Snitch Configuration could cause app password prompt to appear repeatedly.
- Removed unnecessary error message to the log related to reodering of folders.
- Fixed rare issue where “Edit Application Associations” button could be disabled when it shouldn’t be.