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Hardening macOS
Hardening macOS.
Quick and easy guide for securing macOS systems, for both laymen and security enthusiasts. Last updated for Monterey (12.3).
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Thanks for the guide. Probably best security advice is to try to use, if possible, virtual machines for anything that is not signed or does not come from the App Store. Another one would be to have backups.
It is a bit ironic that the only OS that comes with an antivirus solution is Windows (ignoring here the continuous spying of the OS).
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