macOS Print Nightmare
“Print Nightmare” is a bug in the Windows spooler service that under some circumstances can result in an attacker being […]
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macOS Macintosh Operating System information
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Computer Level Profiles
NAME profiles — Profiles Tool for macOS. DESCRIPTION profiles is used to install, remove, list, or otherwise handle various profile
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Global Launch Daemons: launchd
don’t need sudo because daemon is in home directory. to unload it so that it doesn’t reload on next login:
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Check Nessus Agent Status
/Library/NessusAgent/run/sbin/nessuscli agent status https://docs.tenable.com/nessus/Content/NessusCLIAgent.htm Jamf Extension Attribute: This reports the Agents Active status https://gist.github.com/patent-ed/6e3f26c52227554f919e61adc15433fb Link https://community.tenable.com/s/article/Using-Regex-for-searching-in-Tenable-sc-Formerly-SecurityCenter
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Troubleshooting Kerberos
1. Check Date & Time are accurate and not ASKEW sntp pool.ntp.org 2. Check that your user is actually using
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Looking for log4j named files
find / -iname ‘*log4j*.jar’ 2>/dev/null | tee ~/log4j-instances.txt
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List users in Terminal
Lookup user information: dscl . -read /Users/whotolookat NFSHomeDirectory Picture PrimaryGroupID UserShell UniqueID UserShell Jamf Pro Extension Attribute #!/bin/sh actstatus=$(dscl .
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Tail : Prints last 10 lines of log file
NAME tail – display the last part of a file DESCRIPTION The tail utility displays the contents of file or,
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Run – Show Terminal at Boot – Setup Assistant
When your Mac first boots into the Setup Assistant, hold down: Control + Option + Command + T *That should
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