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
OompaLocker
permission changer to lock out Leap-A/Oompa Loompa malware
Version: 1.0
To lock those directories... - wgscott
Here is a shell script that will do all of this for each user on your machine as well as the root /Library subdirectoryhttp://tinyurl.com/c7mh5
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