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 OompaLocker - 1.0permission changer to lock out Leap-A/Oompa Loompa malware |
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Weird, so it is that easy - Version: 1.0, 2/18/2006 08:39AM PST
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Ilgaz
To lock those directories... - Version: 1.0, 2/17/2006 06:32PM PST
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wgscott
I believe you need to issue commands of the sort
sudo chflags uchg /Library/InputManagers /Users/*/Library/InputManagers
sudo chflags schg /Library/InputManagers /Users/*/Library/InputManagers
after that,
touch ~/Library/InputManagers/foobar
touch: /Users/wgscott/Library/InputManagers/foobar: Operation not permitted
man chflags for more info
sudo chflags uchg /Library/InputManagers /Users/*/Library/InputManagers
sudo chflags schg /Library/InputManagers /Users/*/Library/InputManagers
after that,
touch ~/Library/InputManagers/foobar
touch: /Users/wgscott/Library/InputManagers/foobar: Operation not permitted
man chflags for more info
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- To lock those directories...
I know Input Managers will be locked for end user installation but same companies using the Input Managers can release a minor update requiring their application to be installed with admin rights.
I suspect even if it is needed.