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@APremiumUser This issue has been also reproduced on our end also and our team is working on it, it will be fixed in the future updates of Enpass. #SI-2053

@Abhishek Dewan I am looking forward to it and hope Enpass will get better and better.

Not necessarily, if the competition is doing something in a better way than you are you should adopt it too. So for example if 1password offers autofill, there is no reason for EnPass to say "we will remain just a password storage app, because we do not want to be a 1PW clone".

Hello Gulshan - Thank you for taking the time to reply. Just to clarify, I do understand the cloud is purely the storage medium and not involved in any encryption process, and why my suggestion was that the Enpass app folder, the vault and attachment files be randomly named, before being uploaded to the cloud. As you say, if a hacker gets access to the files, they would still require the master password. My thought is, if a hacker had no idea what the files were, in the first place, they are far more likely to be discarded or ignored. Currently, an Enpass app folder stands out, and its name tells the hacker the software used to create the files inside, making it more of a target. Thanks for your time.