This is part 34 in the series of “Beyond the good ol’ LaunchAgents”, where I try to collect various persistence techniques for macOS. For more background check the introduction. The all mighty launchd, contains an embedded plist file in its __TEXT __config section, which contains various settings, BootStrap file locations (like LaunchDaemons and LaunchAgents) and it has also a Boot key, which defines various services, which will be run upon boot. They are called boot tasks. Although thi...| theevilbit blog
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This is part 33 in the series of “Beyond the good ol’ LaunchAgents”, where I try to collect various persistence techniques for macOS. For more background check the introduction. Widgets are application extensions you can place on your desktop to display some key information from your main app. Although Apple says developers shouldn’t implement any functionality there and just use them as a display, they are still apps that run on their own and we can run code inside them.| theevilbit blog
This is part 32 in the series of “Beyond the good ol’ LaunchAgents”, where I try to collect various persistence techniques for macOS. For more background check the introduction. When you write a series about something, there are some episodes which are less interesting, many boring stuff, but sometimes there are some true gems. While doing some research yesterday, I run into the Dock Tile Plugin feature in macOS, which turned out to be truly amazing from persistence point of view.| theevilbit blog
I was always amazed by @Hexacorn’s Beyond good ol’ Run key blog post series, which collects various persistence methods on Windows. It’s an awesome series, which has 133 parts at the time of this writing. I find them pretty cool, and if you are doing either offensive or defensive work on Windows, this is a must read and follow blog. In the past years as my interest in macOS grew, and now that I’m mostly doing only macOS related research and studies I started to came across many - many...| theevilbit blog