Difference between revisions of "System Integrity Protection (SIP)"
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== Related terms == | == Related terms == | ||
| + | * [[TTC]] | ||
* [[Trusted Platform Module (TPM)]] | * [[Trusted Platform Module (TPM)]] | ||
[[ls: cannot open directory]] '.': [[Operation not permitted]] | [[ls: cannot open directory]] '.': [[Operation not permitted]] | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
| + | * {{SIP}} | ||
* {{Security modules}} | * {{Security modules}} | ||
* {{macOS}} | * {{macOS}} | ||
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wikipedia:System Integrity Protection (macOS El Capitan 2015)
Related terms[edit]
ls: cannot open directory '.': Operation not permitted
See also[edit]
- System Integrity Protection (SIP),
Operation not permitted - Mandatory access control: AppArmor, SELinux, seccomp, System Integrity Protection (macOS)
- macOS: macOS versions, iTerm2, Homebrew, FileVault, System Integrity Protection,
dscacheutil,networksetup, XNU kernel, APFS, diskutil, mdfind, Keychain Access, Growl, Activity Monitor, sidecar, macOS FHS, Apple Notification Center,sw_vers, Spotlight,pbcopy, MacOS application firewall,Applesimutils, Automatic login,security (command),codesign,spctl, Alfred, Xcode,system_profiler,log show, MacOS Preview, Rectangle app, Finder, macOS: Shortcuts, SEP, osascript, macOS profile, UTM,softwareupdate, systemsetup, pmset, macOS tips, macOS Dock, Automator, SIP, System Preferences,installer, cryptex, AirPlay, macOs first setup, Universal Control
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