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How to Detect Spyware on macOS Using Terminal (Part 3)
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How to Detect Spyware on macOS Using Terminal (Part 3)
Most people think of the macOS terminal as a place for power users and developers, a minimalist, slightly intimidating window where cryptic commands do mysterious things. But in the right hands, it’s also a truth serum for your Mac, exposing spyware that may have stealthily slipped into your system.By examining login items and launch daemons/agents, these are apps set to start automatically and background processes that run without you opening t…
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