Transfer Text In And Out Of The iOS Simulator Using xcrun
In a previous article, I covered creating, starting, and stopping iOS simulations. macOS comes with a handy tool to interact with the clipboard (aka pasteboard) on a Mac called pbcopy. You can...
View ArticleGet A List Of Software Installed On Windows And Uninstall Software Using...
The Get-AppxPackage cmdlet can be used to obtain a list of all apps installed on a Windows host. In the following example, we’ll look at the apps installed for all users using the -AllUsers option....
View ArticleVisual Studio Project To cURL A REST Endpoint in C++
Published a new Visual Studio project for running rest operations against an endpoint using C++ or Visual C++. That’s available at https://github.com/krypted/C-cURLer. Note: When you compile the...
View ArticleAdding MIME Types To Support App Distribution On Apache, IIS, and NGINX
iOS Apps are .ipa files, which are compiled bundles of files that comprise an App on a device. By default, most web servers do have a handler that tells them what to do in the event that a call...
View ArticleNotes from the Underground: Apple WWDC and You
Apple kicked off the annual WWDC conference yesterday and boy there was a flurry of information. There always is, but for people charged with managing Apple devices and vendors that support Apple...
View ArticleObtain a bearer token using curl
In the following, we set a variable called BearerToken using a simple curl to the contents of a bearer token. We do so by running a curl with data in the header for “userid” although sometimes we see...
View ArticleControlling Multiple launchagents and launchdaemons concurrently
Most of my examples for launchctl have been per-user, per-agent, per-daemon. But you can also control multiple launchctl targets concurrently. One example would be that you can unload everything in...
View ArticleC++ Application To Write Data Into HKEY_CURRENT_USER
https://github.com/krypted/C-RegistryWriter – This project includes a RegistryKeyManager class that takes care of writing/reading to a registry file. Using a dedicated class makes expanding your...
View ArticleTransfer Text In And Out Of The iOS Simulator Using xcrun
In a previous article, I covered creating, starting, and stopping iOS simulations. macOS comes with a handy tool to interact with the clipboard (aka pasteboard) on a Mac called pbcopy. You can...
View ArticleGet A List Of Software Installed On Windows And Uninstall Software Using...
The Get-AppxPackage cmdlet can be used to obtain a list of all apps installed on a Windows host. In the following example, we’ll look at the apps installed for all users using the -AllUsers option....
View ArticleVisual Studio Project To cURL A REST Endpoint in C++
Published a new Visual Studio project for running rest operations against an endpoint using C++ or Visual C++. That’s available at https://github.com/krypted/C-cURLer. Note: When you compile the...
View ArticleAdding MIME Types To Support App Distribution On Apache, IIS, and NGINX
iOS Apps are .ipa files, which are compiled bundles of files that comprise an App on a device. By default, most web servers do have a handler that tells them what to do in the event that a call...
View ArticleNotes from the Underground: Apple WWDC and You
Apple kicked off the annual WWDC conference yesterday and boy there was a flurry of information. There always is, but for people charged with managing Apple devices and vendors that support Apple...
View ArticleApple Configurator cfgutil Verbs
Once the Apple Configurator 2 Command Line Tools are installed, you’ll find a binary called cfgutil at /Applications/Apple Configurator 2.app/Contents/MacOS/cfgutil. The cfgutil command has a number...
View ArticleDifferences Between zsh and bash
Supposedly, macOS 10.15 Catalina is slated to replace the default /bin/bash shell with zsh, or /bin/zsh. Before we talk about the differences let’s just say that bash is still here and if your script...
View ArticleOn PASCAL
PASCAL was designed in 1969 by the Swiss computer scientist Niklaus Wirth and released in 1970. Wirth was a PhD student at Berkeley in the early 1960s, at the same time Ken Thompson, co-inventor of...
View ArticleA Brief History of Time
Noooooo – a different Brief History of Time… Time is important; so important that it’s epic! Or epoch more specifically. The epoch is a date and time from which a computer measures the time on the...
View ArticleThe Prehistory of the Computer
The earliest device used to calculate was the abacus. This number crunching device has been found in use as far back as the Sumerians, circa 2700BC. The abacus can be found throughout Asia, the Middle...
View ArticleEpisode 127 of the MacAdmins Podcast: APOLLO and Mac Forensics with Sarah...
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View ArticleEpisode 128 of the MacAdmins Podcast: Apple’s Been Busy, with Jeremy Butcher...
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