Hello, I have made a basic c program and i have compiled it with gcc. This program has not been signed (i didn't run codesign). When i am trying to run this program from terminal, i don't get any Gatekeeper popup. My first question is... why ? I have create a SwiftUI project with Xcode (Xcode 15). I have set signing settings to "Sign to run locally" (by the way, can you tell me how i can disable signing in Xcode ?) I have opened terminal and i have changed current directory to ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivatedData/..../Products/Debug/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS folder. Now i get a gatekeeper confirmation popup if run "./Myapp" from terminal. My second question is... Why ? Does that mean Gatekeeper only checks signed binaries ? Thanks

Hello, I am setting up a Linux virtual machine with Virtualization framework. It works fine. Here is how i am creating a network interface: let network_device = VZVirtioNetworkDeviceConfiguration() network_device.attachment = VZNATNetworkDeviceAttachment() vm_config.networkDevices = [network_device] As you can see, this is a NAT network. I would like to know the IP address assigned to this interface. macOS emulates a DHCP server and i would like to know the IP in my Xcode program. How can i do that ? Thanks

Hello, I know this is not a good practice but i want to make a test. I would like to write a file into /System folder on macOS Sonoma. I have tried to reboot in recovery mode. I have disabled SIP. But i can't write into /System. This folder is mounted as read only. How can i write into this folder ? I know there is a kind of checksum mechanism to check if something has been modified in /System folder and i want to see what happens if this checksum does not match. Thanks

Hello, I am working on a macOS Virtualization framework project on Xcode. Is there a way to redirect an USB device connected to the host mac, to a virtual machine. I know this is possible with lower layers but i would like to do it with a VZVirtualMachine object. Is it possible ? Thanks