Closed khast3x closed 5 years ago
Hey, We currently don't support OS X and have no plans to.
Can you explain what use case you're thinking up for the Monkey when attacking OS X machines? For example, what important remote code execution attacks exist on OS X machines, etc.
Hey guys thank you for responding.
@danielguardicore I've been getting my firm to start trying out Infection Monkey, and have found it very useful for many situations. We're currently observing positive feedback from smaller firms who are vulnerable from common issues, as well as some of the hotter exploits. It's great because we're cutting costs for basic tests, especially for remote sites.
Some of the firms happen to use OSX too, sometimes entreprise-wide, and have open SSH ports and shared authorised_keys for administration purposes for example.
I'm not very familiar with OSX environments, but I'd imagine porting the linux variant to OSX must not be too complicated. I'll have a look into it for curiosity :eyes:
Oh! Are we talking about OS X servers or laptops? Are you saying you have OS X laptops remotely managed over SSH?
If so, yeah, worth supporting.
However, I don't think any of the devs maintaining this have macbooks available to test the monkey on it.
Laptops. Yes SSH sure is a thing for OSX. Yeah that was to be expected, they ain't cheap...
In case in tickles someone's curiosity, running OSX in a VM is pretty smooth!
Furthermore, I have additional questions about Infection Monkey since running our first trials. Is there an email address I can write to instead of opening issues?
Cheers!
Feel free to join the slack and join the chats or DM one of us.
Hello,
Thank you for this great project. Any chance you would know if the infection monkey works on OSX ? I would assume it does since its unix, but could be wrong.
Best regards,