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This Mac hacker’s code is so good, corporations keep stealing it
Aug. 11, 2022, noon | Corin Faife
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Patrick Wardle is known for being a Mac malware specialist — but his work has traveled farther than he realized.
A former employee of the NSA and NASA, he is also the founder of the Objective-See Foundation: a nonprofit that creates open-source security tools for macOS. The latter role means that a lot of Wardle’s software code is now freely available to download and decompile — and some of this code has …
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