Developing Kernel Extensions (Kexts) for macOS
A practical guide to building, signing, testing, and migrating macOS kernel extensions (kexts) to DriverKit, System Extensions, and FSKit.
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Swift Concurrency vs. GCD for Handling Endpoint Security Events (+ Testing Results)
Swift concurrency vs. GCD: Explore when Swift concurrency is and isn’t the right choice for macOS solutions. Testing results included.
Why and How to Collect Telemetry Data on macOS Using Apple’s Endpoint Security
Make sure your macOS security product is built on a solid foundation. Collect telemetry data using the Endpoint Security Framework.
How to Use LLDB to Reverse Engineer Undocumented macOS Functions
Deliver an efficient macOS solution with rich functionality! Discover how to use LLDB for reverse engineering undocumented functions.
Custom Cybersecurity Solution Development: From MVP to Support and Maintenance
Explore a real-life success story of developing an MVP for a cybersecurity solution and then turning it into a comprehensive platform.
Using System Extensions and DriverKit to Avoid Kernel Development in macOS
This article is devoted to DriverKit and System Extensions. These new macOS features improve system security and reliability.
Developing a Custom Secrets Management Desktop Application for Secure Password Sharing and Storage
Secrets manager software can provide top-notch protection. We worked with a US company for development of a custom secrets management desktop app.
Additional Functionality for Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Client for Windows, iOS, Android, Mac, and Linux
The article describes Apriorit enhancement solutions for an RDP client for Windows, iOS, Android, Mac OS X, and Linux remote desktop clients.
8 Key macOS Security Configurations and How to Use Them for Application Development and Testing
We overview macOS user accounts, Keychain Access, Remote Login, and other security features and analyze how they can influence development and QA.
How to Reverse Engineer an Undocumented macOS API to Use It in a Swift Project
Try reversing a macOS API to see how reverse engineering can help you integrate an undocumented API into a Swift project.
