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BlockBlock is a macOS security tool that monitors common persistence locations and alerts whenever a new persistent component is added. It uses Apple's Endpoint Security Framework, requires system privileges and Full Disk Access, and runs automatically after restart to provide continual protection. Alerts identify the responsible process and the persisted item, and users can allow or block it.
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gocryptfs is a free file-based encryption tool implemented as a mountable FUSE filesystem, storing each file as one corresponding encrypted file on disk. Encrypted files can be kept in any folder, a USB stick or Dropbox, and file-based encryption allows efficient synchronisation with tools like rsync. Linux is fully supported and macOS support is beta quality.
CryptSetup is a Linux, macOS, BSD, or Unix resource for tools, documentation, communities, or system workflows.
AdGuard is an ad and popup blocking app for Safari on iOS, iPadOS and macOS. The listing describes enabling filters for ad blocking, privacy, social widgets, annoyances, security and language, and notes the free version is enough. Users can report incorrect blocking through the app's support option.
RansomWhere? is a macOS utility that analyzes file entropy to identify encryption activity and detect untrusted processes creating encrypted files. It suspends suspect processes and alerts the user, who can allow or block them. It runs on macOS 10.15 and later.
