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Fleet 4.70.0 is live 🚀 🔐 Entra ID conditional access 🎟️ One-time code for custom SCEP certificate authorities (CAs) 📱 Work profiles for personal (BYOD) Android 📋 Script reports 🔍 Teams search
Really excited to finally be able to share this with everyone and also the new logo looks great! Santa's really quite powerful these days
Last Friday we released Santa v2025.6 on GitHub github.com/northpolesec/s… This is a large release with several new features. First: * Common Expression Language (CEL) policies can now be attached to rules! This allows for blocking/allowing by arg, env var, or signing timestamp
Our rockstar Principal macOS Security Researcher @theevilbit back at it again - this time speaking at this year's @MacDevOpsYVR conference on "Finding Vulnerabilities in Apple Packages at Scale." 🔥
P.S. @theevilbit uploaded his @MacDevOpsYVR talk for anyone who couldn't make it in person and wants to check it out: theevilbit.github.io/talks
Our rockstar Principal macOS Security Researcher @theevilbit dives deep into the dynamics of security and development in the Apple ecosystem in this episode of the @MacDevOpsYVR podcast. 😎
Researching vulnerabilities with Csaba Fitzl mdopod.com/researching-vu…
It is a fabulous episode! He talks about using AI in macOS security research. I am so grateful I listened because the last time I tried to use AI for reversing, it was terrible. I will be trying again soon :)
MacDevOps: YVR is a beautiful place for a conference. We are always getting asked this, but did you know YVR is the airport code for Vancouver, Canada? And who knows which airports in Canada don't start with the letter "Y"? Bonus points.
On Friday I will be speaking at @MacDevOpsYVR I hope to meet many Mac people there! Until then here is a Vancouver vibe.
🥰 Thanks for an awesome talk @theevilbit on finding vulnerabilities in Apple packages at scale (using AI) at MDO YVR 2025: youtu.be/NbFZJs62bd8
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MDOYVR25 - Csaba Fitzl – Finding Vulnerabilities in Apple packages at...
The slides to my talk "Finding Vulnerabilities in Apple Packages at Scale", which I gave at @MacDevOpsYVR and @securityfest are available on my website: theevilbit.github.io/talks/
Weekend video drop - 2025 talks from Day 1 (June 12) of MacDevOps YVR. A lot of GitOps and Munki talks, and awesome Quick Talks. Check out the 2025 playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=…
We hope you enjoyed this year's event as much as we enjoyed having you with us! Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us, and we would love to hear your thoughts on how we can make next year's event even better. forms.gle/zDVR1mfAjVzXtz…
MacDevOps YVR is next week! And we have a special guest keynote reveal for Friday the 13th. - @VinceBeiser - Author, "Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future". This will be our "big picture" talk for security day. Join us!
Fleet 4.68.0 is live 🚀 ⏱️ Scheduled query webhooks 📦 Deploy tarballs 🧬 SHA-256 verification 🔄 Certificate renewal 🪪 Configuration profile variables 🗂️ Software self-service categories 📜 Run scripts in bulk 🛠️ Fleet-maintained apps via GitOps (YAML) ⚙️ Generate GitOps…
And because it’s conference season here’s a link to the MacAdmins podcast talking to organizers of: PSU, MacSysAdmin and MDOYVR about what’s involved in organizing and what makes each conference special 🤩 podcast.macadmins.org/2025/05/27/epi…
Had a lot of fun talking to @JackDaniyel and @macvfx about macOS Security, hiking and conferences 😎 Listen 👇
Researching vulnerabilities with Csaba Fitzl mdopod.com/researching-vu…
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