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Privilege Escalation | macOS Malware & The Path to Root Part 2
Privilege Escalation | macOS Malware & The Path to Root Part 2
We continue our look at the role of privilege escalation on macOS from the point of view of malware developers and how they take a different path. Learn more!
·sentinelone.com·
Privilege Escalation | macOS Malware & The Path to Root Part 2
Linux permissions: SUID, SGID, and sticky bit
Linux permissions: SUID, SGID, and sticky bit
Linux permissions are a concept that every user becomes intimately familiar with early on in their development. We need to execute scripts, modify files, and run processes in order to administer systems effectively, but what happens when we see Permission denied? Do you know why we see this message? If you know the cause of the problem, do you know how to implement the solution?
·redhat.com·
Linux permissions: SUID, SGID, and sticky bit
What type of hash are a Mac's password stored in?
What type of hash are a Mac's password stored in?
On OS X 10.11 - I have opened up my user's .plist file, and have looked inside of the file. I did this with the following command: sudo defaults read /var/db/dslocal/nodes/Default/users/
·apple.stackexchange.com·
What type of hash are a Mac's password stored in?
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·theevilbit.github.io·
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Detecting objective-C malware through memory forensics
Detecting objective-C malware through memory forensics
Major advances in memory forensics in the past decade now allow investigators to efficiently detect and analyze many types of sophisticated kernel-lev…
·sciencedirect.com·
Detecting objective-C malware through memory forensics
feross/SpoofMAC
feross/SpoofMAC
:briefcase: Change your MAC address for debugging. Contribute to feross/SpoofMAC development by creating an account on GitHub.
·github.com·
feross/SpoofMAC
BlueM/cliclick
BlueM/cliclick
macOS CLI tool for emulating mouse and keyboard events - BlueM/cliclick
·github.com·
BlueM/cliclick
Where X=swift
Where X=swift
// import a module import Foundation // Single-line comments are prefixed with // // Multi-line comments start with /* and end with */ /* Nested multiline comments /* ARE */ allowed */ // Xcode suppor…
·learnxinyminutes.com·
Where X=swift
Where X=Objective-C
Where X=Objective-C
// Single-line comments start with // /* Multi-line comments look like this */ // XCode supports pragma mark directive that improve jump bar readability #pragma mark Navigation Functions // New tag on…
·learnxinyminutes.com·
Where X=Objective-C