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Snake & Apple

alt The code repository for the Snake&Apple article series, which documents my research about macOS security.

PATRONS

AFine

ARTICLES

I have been writing articles about Apple Security across different platforms for years, compiling them in this repository. Below is a brief explanation of the links you will find:

  • I am currently writing on Patreon, where most articles are free to read—no account needed. The same goes for my pieces on the AFINE blog.
  • In 2024, I wrote only on Medium. Those articles are paywalled, but thanks to Monethic's sponsorship, you can find direct links in this repository. No Medium account is required.
  • If those links ever break, ping me on social media or Patreon for a fresh one. If you're feeling generous, the Patron subscription gets you PDF versions of all the Medium articles.
  • I've also been working on some exclusive content for my Elite Patrons—my "thank-you" to the folks who support me. I'm still building that out, but you can read more about it here.

Each article directory contains three subdirectories:

  • mac - source code of macOS for references and copy of presentations.
  • custom - code, for example, programs written for articles.
  • python - contains the latest CrimsonUroboros and other Python scripts created during research.

The short introduction is written in Snake&Apple Intro
The tags for each article are in the Article_tags.md.
The table of contents showing links to all articles is below:

CrimsonUroboros

The main tool created during the writing of the Snake & Apple series is called CrimsonUroboros. Its description along with instructions for other tools from this repository are in Tools.md.

CONTRIBUTE

In case of any questions or ideas for improvements, please open a new issue to discuss. For any changes related to the tools codebase:

  • Fork the repository.
  • Create a dedicated branch for your changes.
  • Make your modifications or additions.
  • Open a pull request describing your changes.
  • I will review and merge if everything looks good.
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