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> Items within the traditional keychain can have ACLs applied to them. When you run `security dump -d`, it will only be able to dump items from a traditional ke
by ghusto 4y ago
> Items within the traditional keychain can have ACLs applied to them. When you run `security dump -d`, it will only be able to dump items from a traditional keychain
Could it be that the Terminal has full access then? I've never been asked for a password, or had a restriction of any kind put on me, when using the `security` command. Those prompts you speak of are for the "Keychain Access" GUI, no?
- js2 4y agoAccess is gated upon `/usr/bin/security`, not the Terminal app. The security prompt to "Allow All", "Allow", or "Deny" when a process tries to access a keychain item's value is a GUI window, but it's not part of any app.