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objective-see.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses various malware and attack frameworks, including CloudIOP, CloudIOP, CloudIOP, CloudIOP, CloudIOP, and CloudIOP. It provides details on their infection vectors, persistence mechanisms, capabilities, and indicators of compromise (IoCs). The text also covers the Alchimist attack framework and its cross-platform payloads, such as Insekt for macOS. The summary highlights the methods used by these malware to infiltrate systems, maintain persistence, and execute malicious activities, along with the specific IoCs associated with each threat. The text emphasizes the importance of monitoring for these indicators and implementing security measures to mitigate the risks posed by these threats. | |
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www.naseer.dev
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| | | | | A Hyper Key is an extra modifier key that can be used to add extra keyboard shortcuts in tools such as hammerspoon. The most common method on a Mac was to use your Caps Lock key as your Hyper key using a tool called Karabiner Elements. The issue with Karabiner though is that it is a kernel extension and keeps running into problems with newer OS X releases. If your only use case for Karabiner is to remap the Caps Lock key - you may be able to use the OS X native hidutil utility to achieve the same result. | |
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theevilbit.github.io
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| | | | | TL;DR Link to heading On macOS Mojave Gatekeeper only verifies executables, which are run with the open command or the user double clicks. It won't verify files, that are executed through other means like, directly executing a binary ./myapp regardless of the quarantine attribute. If you can place a plist file inside LaunchAgents/LaunchDaemons, the command inside will also be executed. Prior to Catalina there is a way to trick users to drag & drop files in the LaunchAgents folder. On macOS Catalina lot has changed, the most notable one regarding gatekeeper is that it will verify files when executed via classic 'exec' methods. | |
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some-natalie.dev
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| | | How to run Dependabot on-premises using Red Hat Enterprise Linux | ||