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Crontab @ notation support

13 Nov 06:27
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This release supports the Crontab '@' notation, such as @reboot /tmp/script.sh.

Ventura Support

15 Nov 08:07
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This release fixes disabled state detection in macOS Ventura plus adds detections for the new LoginItems.

Ignore crontab comments

13 Jun 21:24
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Merge pull request #20 from hazcod/fix/croncomments

Fix: ignore cron entries with comments

Minor fix

25 Sep 09:13
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This fixes #16

New detections & better Disabled check

23 Apr 06:05
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This release adds the following detections:

  • system periodic scripts
  • emon.d scripts
  • logout hooks

You can now also specify the ML_SYSTEM=no environment variable to skip macOS-internal items.

CronJobs!

19 Mar 07:07
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This release now lists any cronjobs that you may have installed via crontab.

Fix for StartCalendarInterval

04 Feb 15:05
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Now is correctly detected as Periodically.

Kernel Extension & System Extension support

03 Dec 12:34
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This feature adds support for listing, enabling and disabling System Extensions and (deprecated) Kernel Extensions.

Native control and Filters!

24 Aug 10:46
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This wonderful release now uses launchctl under the hood, so the files are not moved anymore which means programs can no longer reinstall their service file.
Additionally, try controlling multiple service files by specifying a substring instead of the full service name!

Runs as feature

27 Dec 08:16
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The release includes a feature that will try to detect the user that the process will run as.
This can give an indication on how security sensitive/impacting the process is.
A list of possibilities is: root, current user or custom. (extraction is not possible for now)