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  <abstract>Written for analysts who are looking to expand their understanding of a lesser-known operating system, this book focuses exclusively on OS X attacks, incident response, and forensics, and covers a wide variety of topics, including both the collection and analysis of the forensic pieces found on the OS. --</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgments ; Chapter 1 -- Introduction; Is there really a threat to OS X?; What is OS X; The XNU Kernel; Digging Deeper; Requirements; Forensically sound versus incident response; Incident Response Process; The Kill Chain; Applying the Killchain; Analysis environment; Malware Scenario; Chapter 2 -- Incident Response Basics; Introduction; Picking a language; Python; Ruby; Bash; Root versus nonroot; Yara; Basic Commands for Every Day Analysis; grep; egrep; cut; awk; sed; sort; uniq; Starting an IR Script; Collection; Analysis; Analysis Scripts.</tableOfContents>
  <tableOfContents>Yarafly.shYara Results Sorted and Counted; Conclusion; Chapter 3 -- Bash Commands; Introduction; Basic Bash commands; System Info; date; hostname; uptime; sw_vers; uname (-a); spctl ( -- status); bash -version; Who Info; whoami; who; w; finger (-m); last (); screen (-ls) (-x); User information; id; groups; printenv; dscl . -ls /Users; Process Information; ps (aux); Network Information; ifconfig; netstat (-ru) (-an); lsof (-p ) (-i); smbutil (statshares -a); arp (-a); security dump-trust-settings (-s) (-d); networksetup; System startup; launchctl list; crontab -l; atq; kextstat.</tableOfContents>
  <tableOfContents>Additional Commandsmdfind (-name) (-onlyin); sysctl (-a); history; security list-keychains; nvram; du -h; diskutil list; Miscellaneous; codesign (-d) (-vv); file; md5; tcpdump; printenv; nettop (-m); DTrace; Bash Environment Variables; Scripting the Collection; Analysis; Conclusion; Chapter 4 -- File System; Introduction; Brief history; HFS+ overview; Volume Header; Allocation File; Catalog File; Attributes B-Tree; Inodes, Timestamps, Permissions, and Ownership; Inodes; Timestamps; Timestamps for Files; Timestamps for Folders; Permissions; Special File Permissions; Directory Permissions.</tableOfContents>
  <tableOfContents>Sticky BitExtended Attributes; Access Control Lists; Resource Forks; File Types and Traits; OS X Specific File Extensions; .dmg; .kext; .plist; .app; .dylib; .pkg; Mach-O binary; Popular Scripting Languages Found on OS X; File Hierarchy Layout; /Applications; /Library; /System; /Users; /Volumes; /.vol; /bin; /usr; /cores; /sbin; /dev; /etc; /tmp; /private; /var; Miscellaneous Files; Hidden Files and Directories; .DS_Store; .Spotlight-V100; .metadata_never_index; .noindex; File Artifacts; Logs and Rotation; Key File Artifacts.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Jaron Bradley.</note>
  <note>Includes index.</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references.</note>
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  <classification authority="lcc">QA76.9.A25</classification>
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