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"Instead it records those events in the log, and in Ventura and later makes them available to third-party software through Endpoint Security events." Sounds li
by hunters_laptop 3y ago
"Instead it records those events in the log, and in Ventura and later makes them available to third-party software through Endpoint Security events."
Sounds like what malware did for decades
- jasoneckert 3y agoIn this case, it's for enterprise MDM and MDR software agents that have device-level trust after the device has been enrolled (e.g., Apple Business Manager, Microsoft Intune, Kandji, Jamf).
- paradox460 3y agoI would say the line between malware and most mdm packages is up for debate
- dotty- 3y agoWhat are you trying to say by this comment? Odd comparison.
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- andrekandre 3y agothats interesting, i'm guessing it means slowly third-party scanning will become more and more rare? currently my battery-life really suffers with third-party scanning burning through my m1 cores after a build...