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1. #Mac security settings mojave update#
2. #Mac security settings mojave pro#
3. #Mac security settings mojave code#

For iMac my Boot ROM Version 00 and SMC 2.34f2 as well.

#Mac security settings mojave pro#

I was checking against your “Which EFI firmware should your Max be using? (version 2)” and from there seems for my MacBook Pro the version 00 and SMC 2.45f0 should be current.

#Mac security settings mojave update#

I was just surprised there was no update to EFI firmware (Boot ROM) or SMC with Upgrade to Mojave for my Macs. These settings are placed in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework for use by Migration Manager.Ĭurrently, Catalina offers most of these with the same version numbers, but not the Incompatible Kernel Extension Configuration Data, which is replaced by a different mechanism altogether. System/Library/CoreServices/XProtect.bundle/Contents/Resources/ist and /System/Library/CoreServices/XProtect.bundle/Contents/Resources/XProtect.yara. They go into /System/Library/CoreServices/XProtect.bundle/Contents/Resources/, These are the whitelists and blacklists used by XProtect, as detailed here. This is essentially new for Mojave, and only checked in LockRattler version 4.12 and later. This is a signed bundle at /System/Library/Sandbox/TCC_Compatibility.bundle which contains ist, which appears to be a global whitelist pushed by Apple for privacy overrides whenever TCC starts up. These are the settings for Apple’s Malware Removal Tool /System/Library/CoreServices/MRT.app and go into that app, so that it can remove any malware which macOS detects. This is a new version, different from that in High Sierra, reflecting Mojave’s updated policies. This is a list of kernel extensions (KEXTs) which will be excluded at startup, and is stored in /System/Library/Extensions/AppleKextExcludeList.kext.

Incompatible Kernel Extension Configuration Data

This provides data for checking signed disk images, which is kept in /var/db/gke.bundle/Contents/Resources/gke.auth It remains unchanged from Sierra.

#Mac security settings mojave code#

This is an SQLite database which is placed in /private/var/db/gkopaque.bundle/Contents/Resources/gkopaque.db to provide blacklists and whitelists for Gatekeeper’s security system, which checks the code signatures of apps. Introduced in High Sierra, as detailed here. Stored in /usr/libexec/firmwarecheckers/eficheck/EFIAllowListShipping.bundle and used by the eficheck tool for its weekly EFI firmware checks. These are support data for /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework and go into /usr/share/kdrl.bundle for internal use.Ī bundle containing files listing all the allowed versions (and signatures?) of EFI firmware for Macs running Mojave. These are support data for /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework, to be used in various app features. Here’s a quick roundup of those which you are most likely to come across. These are almost completely undocumented, but can sometimes cause problems, by disabling an old version of Flash, Java, or Silverlight, or even breaking your network connection. In amongst the hundreds of thousands of files which together make macOS Mojave work, there are security and other settings files which Apple normally updates silently.