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Looking for a reliable macOS stealer - wh0er1 - Dec 23, 2025
Looking for a reliable macOS stealer
RE: Looking for a reliable macOS stealer - DramaKing - Dec 23, 2025
(Dec 23, 2025 03:13 AM)wh0er1 Wrote: Looking for a reliable macOS stealer
They don't exist. Unlike Windows macOS has a built-in vault called Apple Keychain. Only apps that have been granted permission can access it. The keychain is encrypted with the user's password, instead of the Windows approach where any app running as the user can decrypt DPAPI-protected blobs. Your only shot would be process injection, which appears to be technically possible. You would, however, need to bypass Gatekeeper (not a sly remark about Apple's approach to software).