A sandboxed and isolation version of Viable designed for security and other researchers, now updated to match features in the latest release of Viable.
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Why is it, what is it, and how can you tell whether an app runs in it? What can you do to remove an app’s entitlements?
Refactored for a smoother experience and with control over shared folders, Viable beta 7 now has a sandboxed and locked-down sibling ViableS, ideal for research.
Jeff Johnson of @lapcatsoftware has just published an excellent technical article looking at controversial issues over hardening, sandboxing, […]
How the quarantine flag for apps and that for docs opened in sandboxed apps differ, and why there are now so many quarantine flags to trip us up.
Unlike iOS, OS X does not require apps to run in a sandbox. But when they do, there are important benefits to the user.
In the first 6 weeks of this year, Apple has released 5 updates to XProtect containing 11 completely new detection rules for malware. Why?
When you start your Mac up, the fans blow full on, and you see CGPDFServices taking lots of CPU %. Is this malware? No, but it’s new in Sonoma.
This page provides a list of currently supported free software available here, all 44 apps and command tools. […]
For older articles about previous versions of OS X, see this article macOS 11 Big Sur and Apple […]
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