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Binary analysis for each software you install might be too cumbersome for most developers. I suggest you use something like "Little Snitch" for mac which warns
by westoque 9y ago
Binary analysis for each software you install might be too cumbersome for most developers.
I suggest you use something like "Little Snitch" for mac which warns you when software makes inside/outside connections.
It might not be the best, but it's definitely something that works to mitigate some hacks.
- princekolt 9y agoThing is, you can't even trust little snitch these days[1] :( At least a binary check after compilation+signing (by the developer) should improve security a little bit. [1]: https://objective-see.com/blog/blog_0x21.html https://objective-see.com/blog/blog_0x21.html
- corv 9y agoI like to compliment Little Snitch with XFence (formerly known as Little Flocker). You can think of it as a firewall for your filesystem and devices.
- danieldk 9y agoI use Little Snitch too. I had a Little Flocker license, but the rules were quite painful to maintain. Especially if you are also using the Terminal and command-line apps.