Unveiling macOS Extended Attributes: Metadata Beyond the Surface

MacOS Extended Attributes Extended attributes are like hidden gems within your files on macOS. These metadata components can be unique to specific files and file types, providing additional context and functionality.

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Demystifying macOS System Integrity Protection (SIP)

System Integrity Protection (SIP), also known as rootless, is a critical security feature in macOS. It prevents unauthorized modifications to essential system folders, ensuring the integrity of the operating system. By restricting access and marking certain files as immutable, SIP enhances overall system security. Developers can temporarily disable SIP for specific tasks, but re-enabling it promptly is crucial to maintain protection against malicious code.

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APFS on SSDs -  Unallocated Space from a forensic perspective

While unallocated space has traditionally been a treasure trove for digital investigators, the landscape has shifted significantly with the advent of Solid State Drives (SSDs). Unallocated space is no longer the goldmine it once was

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