Closed pfilaretov42 closed 2 years ago
The macOS version of KSE is both signed with an Apple code signing certificate and notarized by Apple. This dialog usually means that the software is not notarized. This dialog is not shown when I try to open KSE 5.5.1 on my MacBook (also macOS 12.4).
Did you download the file from one of the official sources? Either keystore-explorer.org or GitHub?
Does the checksum of the dmg file match the SHA256 value from the download page?
$ sha256sum Downloads/kse-551.dmg
0f109ca88c6a7950993efcaed50e39d8a7306075f7f5e60a2652015fc14fcefc Downloads/kse-551.dmg
Any updates on this? Or does someone else experience the same behavior and can answer my questions?
Hi @kaikramer , Yes, I tried downloading the file from both github and the official web site. Maybe the problem was with certificates that are managed in the office in a strange way. Because I can successfully download, install, and run KSE from home. So, the problem is gone now, thank you.
Hmm, that's a bit strange but I think I can close this ticket then.
Describe the bug keystore-explorer cannot be started on macOS Monterey 12.4. When I start the app, it shows the message: "“KeyStore Explorer” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software."
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Expected behavior keystore-explorer is started
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