PoisonApple
A command-line tool for macOS persistence mechanism emulation, designed for threat hunters and security testing.
What is PoisonApple?
PoisonApple is a command-line tool that allows security professionals to test and emulate various persistence mechanisms on macOS systems. It helps threat hunters understand how malware maintains access on Apple computers by simulating real-world persistence techniques. The tool provides a way to apply, test, and remove these mechanisms in a controlled environment.
Threat hunters, red teamers, security researchers, and penetration testers who need to understand and emulate macOS malware persistence techniques for security testing and threat hunting purposes.
Developers choose PoisonApple because it provides a comprehensive, easy-to-use command-line interface for testing macOS persistence mechanisms without requiring deep manual configuration. Its focus on threat emulation and inclusion of removal capabilities makes it safer and more practical for security testing than manual methods.
Overview
macOS persistence tool
Use Cases
Best For
- Testing macOS security controls against persistence-based attacks
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