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> signed system volume for example (also mentioned), while a good idea, lacks a convenient way for the user to make changes to it. MacOS has no convenient way
by nuker 5y ago
> signed system volume for example (also mentioned), while a good idea, lacks a convenient way for the user to make changes to it.
MacOS has no convenient way to know if changes are made by the user or malware. It is a feature, not a bug, for most users. Why would you need to change system volume anyway?
- dev_tty01 5y agoAs others have said, you might want to modify sshd_config. However, I disagree that that is a big deal. Just write a little script to fix whatever you want to modify after a major system upgrade. If you are messing with sshd_config, you should now how to write a script to modify it. It is not protected by SIP. I don't understand why so many unix competent people seem to think this is a big problem.
- tinus_hn 5y agoI’d imagine no os has a way to see if changes are made by the user or by malware, otherwise you’d just prevent the changes.