KryptoSpace lets you choose a number of folders to encrypt. These folders will be encrypted, but still visible at their original emplacement. For example, if you have confidential documents, you can just encrypt your Documents folder. KryptoSpace will create a secure disk (using the same technology as Apple FileVault), and it will securely delete the original content.

KryptoSpace is the tool you need if you ever used the FileVault feature and you think that it is not flexible enough.

If you choose to store your password in the system KeyChain and to automatically mount encrypted directories at login, you can work as usual.

You can be sure that if your computer is stolen, nobody will be able to access your data, even if they have physical access to your hard disk. In the same way, the system administrator has no access to your data.

You don't need to be administrator to use KryptoSpace.

The application is going to be released as a shareware, after a public beta period. If you download the beta version of KryptoSpace, you can use it for a limited period of time. After this time, the application will only let you remove your secure folders (and restore your previous situation). Please check on the website often to see if a new release is available!

Limitations:

· 15 days trial

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Some operations (like "compact") incorrectly reported an unknown error on Tiger. This has been fixed and the overall compatibility with Tiger has been improved.