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Building up your custom selection of Mac programs that make your Mac experience better is a gradual process. Our Mac hacks category is designed to help you on that journey by providing you with a powerful jumpstart to control your machine, your schedule, and processes in exactly the way that fits your needs.

Apple is kept busy patching these security flaws as and when they arise. If the company issues a macOS update with a security component it is important to install it as soon as possible. You can set your Mac to automatically download and update, to do so follow these steps:

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Spyware: Here hackers attempt to gather sensitive data about you, such as your log in details. They might use key loggers to record what you type and eventually have the information they need to log in to your accounts. In one example, the OSX/OpinionSpy spyware was stealing data from infected Macs and selling it on the dark web.

Ransomware: Some criminals use Ransomware to try and extort money from you. In cases like KeRanger hackers could have encrypted files on Macs and then demand money to unencrypt them. Luckily Security researchers identified KeRanger before it started infecting Macs so it was addressed before it became a serious threat.

Once a hacker has access to your Mac there are various ways in which they might try to gain information about you, or use the processing power of your Mac for their own purposes. As we mentioned above, in the case of spyware the hacker might attempt install a keylogger so that it can record what you are typing and look out for your password. The hacker could also attempt to highjack your mic or video camera.

If you think your Mac has been hacked there are a few ways to find out. First of all look for the signs: Has your Mac slowed down? Is your web connection painfully slow? Do the ads you are seeing look a bit more dodgy than usual? Have you noticed anything strange on your bank statements?

I know you can hack an iPhone, but is there a way to "hack" a Macbook? I have a late 2010 model that has been upgraded so it has the RAM, hard drive space etc... and it works beautifully, but I would really like to put Mojave on it. I am able to download the developer file, but then I got told by the iTunes Store for Mac that it is not compatible with this model.

A utility was created by some person called "dosdude1" that downloads a copy of Mojave's installer from apple (Sierra and HSierra versions available), burns the image to a usb thumb, and applies patches into it so that it's bootable on unsupported Macs. any Mac with a penryn CPU is compatible (SSE4.1). since yours is 2010 MacBook therefore it can run Mojave just fine. make sure that you properly read his documentation before attempting to do anything so that you don't waste time being in a cycle of confusion. As for metal rendering. if your Mac does not support metal (clearly). OpenGL still exists in Mojave and you can still use it to render everything through drivers that were possibly copied over from a High Sierra installation: =5uyYVCiYFuE

It isn't however a tool for newcomers to strings, integers and variables. In fact, it's hard to know where to start explaining how to use The Cheat for those who aren't familiar with memory footprints. Fortunately, an example of a cheat, which gives you extra speed in the game Halo, has been included in the download to give you an idea of what The Cheat can do. The Cheat is based on the Windows application Pandora's Box, so if you've ever used that, you'll feel more comfortable with The Cheat.

Read before download: You must be 18 years or older, or deemed an adult, to install Cheat Engine. Cheat engine is for private and educational purposes only. Before you attach Cheat Engine to a process, please make sure that you are not violating the EULA/TOS of the specific game/application. cheatengine.org does not condone the illegal use of Cheat Engine

• I'm glad to announce the release of Cheat Engine 7.5 which has some really neat improvements over 7.4My patreon members can get it here (The public release will be here any day now. Waiting for the advertisers / network owners to accept it) Please reports bugs and give suggestions to improve Cheat Engine so next version can be even greater!Changes:from patreon 7.4.3 to public 7.5:removed the driver requirement for the access memory regions tool

• added 1 byte jmp instructions (that will install an exeption handler and place an int3 at the location)

• added a scanoption so you can skip unpaged memory. (should prevent targets from eating up RAM when scanned)

• reassemble() now rewrites an instruction using multiple lines when needed

• make some error messages more descriptive

• added an option to center the highlighted disassembler code to the center

• added an explanation why the driver won't load and a link with info on how to get it to load for now

• memoryrecord hotkeys can now be disabled individually

• codefilter: unwind info now gives less bad results

• added support for pseudo-ops like cmpss/sd/ps/pd

• lua: added ceserver commands

• lua: show a stacktrace on execution error

• lua: added convertToUTF8(stringbytetable, regioncode)

• made loading CT files with signatures possible under wine and proton

• from patreon 7.4.2 to patreon 7.4.3:ceserver: pipe support (mono data dissector)

• ceserver: added change memory protection capability

• ceserver: Available options can now be sent to the CE GUI

• .netinfo: Replaced the fields view with a tree

• network config: The processlist now has focus after opening a server

• lua: added virtualstringtree

• lua: added invertColor

• lua: added disassembleBytes(bytestring)

• autoassembler: now a visual warning is shown when nearby allocation fails

• autoassembler: the templates now generate 14 byte jmp safe original code blocks as well

• pointerscan now has a deviation option for "pointer must end with offset" to help find pointers back after update

• ultimap: added copy selected results to clipboard

• from patreon 7.4.1 to patreon 7.4.2ipt: Added intel process trace feature provided by microsoft.

• ceserver: Improve the modulelist fetch speed, more stable

• ceserver: option to disconnect from closed ceservers

• ceserver: the discovery list is now also a history list

• ceserver: implement injection on arm64 as well

• ceserver: also gets the fpu registers now

• assembler x86_64: prefer mov rax,[rip+xxx] over mov rax,[imm64]

• disasembler x86_64: switch from r#l to r#b because why not

• mono: the dll now has a versioncheck so that you don't accidentally mix monodatacollector dll's

• mono: deal with situations where there is no mainform

• mono/.net: the methodlist is now sorted by name

• better arm disassembler and assembler

• better arm64 disassembler and assembler

• the scanregions can be saved/loaded upon close/start ce (seperate option in settings)

• added an option to skip loading .PDB files

• a lot more functions are exposed to newstate threads

• added ranges scans to groupscan

• freeze+allow increase/decrease now also looks if the value is signed

• trainers: Forms and controls now scale based on DPI

• changing record showassigned/showashex now also applies to other selected entries

• texttraces now don't save as .cetrace but as .txt now

• ccode: #include now searches table files for files there as well

• ccode: the internal symbolhandler can now deal with stdcalled function symbols

• lua: added ImageIndex property to TTreeNode

• lua: added OnValuechanged and OnValueChangedByUser callbacks to MemoryRecord objects

• lua: added getOpenedFileSize()

• lua: added onHelpEvent callback

• lua: added releaseDebugFiles()

• lua: added enumRegisteredSymbolLists() and enumRegisteredSymbols()

• lua: added getBitmap method to ImageList objects

• from public 7.4 to patreon 7.4.1:added .Visible property to treenode entries

• added .VisibleRowCount and .TopItem to listviews

• added arm64 disassembling and assembling

• added lua function "runCommand"

• added a radiobutton to select if the generated script will use 5 or 14 byte jmps.

• conditional jumps can now deal 2gb+ destinations (will get rewritten)

• dotnetinfo: Performance improvement

• memory record hotkeys now have a "Only while down" option

• Updated the dbghelp to a more recent version which can better handle nowadys pdb symbols

• different memory allocations now get placed within the initial allocation block. Protection is changed afterwards

• tracer can now step over rep instructions

• lua stringstream now inherits from memorystream, so you have access to the Memory field

• lua: Added a callback for whenever the structure list is modified

• added architecture distinguishing to ceserver

• pressing escape in the hotkey form will now close it

• added nested structure support

• added string based custom types

• ctrl+enter in the disassembler now shows relative addresses from that point

• the diffcount in "find out what accessess/writes" will now stay even when disabling the option to find the number of different addresses an instruction accesses

• Fixes:from patreon 7.4.3 to public 7.5:vehdebug: Fixed a case where a new thread creation or other event would cause another event that would trigger at exactly the same time to get the exception ignored and just continued

• monodatacollector: fixed invoke method

• dotnetdatacollector: Fixed issue of loading a wrong version of dbgshim.dll

• fixed disassembling cvtdq2pd

• from patreon 7.4.2 to patreon 7.4.3:ceserver: Fixed extension loading in some cases

• ceserver: fixed stepping on x86 targets

• fixed the name showing as [physical memory] instead of the filename when opening a file

• fixed a rare error when scanning using specific options

• fixed some documentation in celua at some points

• fixed stackview in "more info" being garbage/access violation

• fixed tracer search for instructions ending with ]

• fixed enumExports lua function

• fixed issue where vehdebug would crash

• fixed the assembler from handing [rex+reg*x] as a symbol when debugging

• fixed the disassembler backlist

• fixed termination issue on the memscan object

• from patreon 7.4.1 to patreon 7.4.2Fixed the tracer search for instructions ending with a ]

• VEH debug: Fixed the potential of invalid handles being used

• Kernelmode debug and VEH debug: Fixed setting context on non suspended threads

• fixed the lua_pcallk delegate in the c# plugin example

• fixed speedhack on wine 7.0

• fixed high dpi issue of structure dissect on first view

• fixed high dpi issue on find what access/writes dialogs

• restored the anchor editor (was gone in 7.4.1)

• fixed .net info instance lookup issue

• fixed customtypes getting marked as string (bug introduced in 7.4.1)

• fixed runcommand

• fixed modalforms from losing their text color internally (bug introduced in 7.4.1)

• mac: fixed some progressbars not properly updating

• from public 7.4 to patreon 7.4.1:fixed the all type not finding 4 types when double was deselected

• fixed the "all" type when not using double

• fixed ccode esp access in 32-bit and "reg"f types

• fixed disassembling when using binutils for disassembly

• fixed the tablefiles menulist eating memory because they didn't get deleted properly

• fixed .net issues that use obfoscated modules and missing metadata

• fixed paring value starting with a - or +

• fixed assembling pmovmskb

• fixed disassembling vgather* vex256 instructions and allow usage of xmm/ymm registers as address (for instructions that allow it. Like this one)

• fixed the addresslist not giving a proper error when using multiple enable or disable section

• fixed error when using ctrl for speedhack hotkeys

• fixed the groupscan command parser from assigning wildcard to the wrong combobox

• fixed disassembling xchg eax/rax,xxx

• fixed lua custom type registering as float when using the non lua function method

• fixed small memoryscan issue for data at the end of a memoryblock

• ccode doesn't register useless symbols anymore

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