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You don't. It's proprietary software.
by bobse 4y ago
You don't. It's proprietary software.
- CharlesW 4y agoAccording to TFA, you do. Methods are listed at the end, and the author created XProCheck¹ to make it easier. ¹ https://eclecticlight.co/consolation-t2m2-and-log-utilities/ https://eclecticlight.co/consolation-t2m2-and-log-utilities/
- msla 4y agoWhat the poster you're replying to means is, "You know what Apple allows you to know, but you don't have the source, so you can't verify that Apple isn't lying to you."
- CharlesW 4y agoThe article seems to definitively answer that you can. But yes — if the theory is that Apple is pretending to log malware detection and remediation, one would have to disassemble the relevant parts of the OS to prove that.
- saagarjha 4y agoIf you are so inclined, which the article author is not but many others are, you can look at the binaries and reverse them to verify things yourself.