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Just put a copy elsewhere and surreptitiously edit PATH so that the malicious one gets picked first. No need to delete any files.
by joosters 11y ago
Just put a copy elsewhere and surreptitiously edit PATH so that the malicious one gets picked first. No need to delete any files.
- kitsunesoba 11y agoUnless the binary is signed properly, that'll trigger the gatekeeper warning, with the the dialog mentioning a cryptically-named binary and the icon showing as a generic "headless program" terminal-looking icon. If that doesn't set off all kinds of red flags you probably deserve infection.
- crazysim 11y agoI thought Gatekeeper only applies to GUI launched programs?