untitled attachment XXXXX.enpasscard

[ryanong 0]

For some reason, after the new update, all my emails that I send from my gmail app on my phone  have an attachment with the name "untitled attachment XXXXX.enpasscard" where XXXXX is a 5 digit number.

Can anyone shed some light on this so I can fix it?

Thanks

[KRWaara 0]

I have the same question. No info anywhere..

[Vikram Dabas 64]

Hi All,

That's really strange. We need some more information so that we can check what could be the possible reason for this unexpected behavior.

• Device and Android version.
• Enpass version.
• Does the issue occur when you share an item from Enpass app or send a new email from the Gmail app?
• Have you created a Template or Signature for email that contains any .enpasscard file?
• Does the issue occur every time you send an email?

[filozof 2]

Hi,

I've got the same issue here.

Here are the details:

Android 8.0.0 @ Asus_Z017D (ZenFone 3), Enpass 6.0.6.200.

I've been sending the e-mail as a reply via the Gmail app. Yes, there was a signature attached but has not contained any files in it and I didn't intend on attaching an enpass file. As for now, this is the only instance of this behavior.

EDIT:

I've just checked: It happens at least since the beginning of April.

EDIT again:

It seems, that the attachments are visible with MS Outlook (I haven't got any other e-mail app, so I can't check it), and I've found them on e-mails back up to June 2017! Guys, there's something really wrong there

Cheers,

Rafał

Edited May 13 by filozof

[filozof 2]

An update there. I've installed Mozilla Thunderbird, to test the issue. Thunderbird does not show these attachments. Web-based email clients do not show them either.

So I've done some more testing. The issue is with MS Outlook and Enpass Password Manager UWP. I've uninstalled Enpass password manager and the attachments had shown up as ordinary txt files, containing the plain text of html message (exact copy without formatting).

Then I've installed Enpass win32 app, the issue doesn't occur. MS Outlook shows the attachments as txt files.

I think now, that there's a problem with file associations, that Enpass UWP or Outlook makes for text files/attachments.

EDIT:

I've shouldn't jump to the conclusion so fast. First I've restarted my computer, the attachments were shown as text files but after a while those files name extensions changes form txt to enpasscard. So it seems is not associated with Enpass app, but it's Windows issue.

Cheers,

Rafał

Edited May 14 by filozof