Tagged "apple"

AutoPkg Pre/Post-Processor Security Considerations

This post explores how custom AutoPkg processors are potentially vulnerable when used as pre/post-processors. While one of AutoPkg’s main advantages is its secure by default design, there is a gap when dealing with custom processors used as command line arguments.

Introducing VirusTotalReporter

Today I’m introducing VirusTotalReporter, an AutoPkg processor designed to return file report information from VirusTotal. Heavily inspired by the well loved and widely used VirusTotalAnalyzer by Hannes Juutilainen, VirusTotalReporter’s goal is to provide as much detection data as possible to make informed decisions within AutoPkg recipes and workflows.

Goodbye seedutil, hello Apple IDs

Starting in macOS 13.4, there is no longer a way for Mac admins to programmatically manage beta program enrollments. During the 13.4 beta cycle it was announced seedutil is deprecated, to be removed entirely in a future release, and the only path forward to enroll in beta programs being Apple IDs.