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a security mechanism that separates running programs from each other so that untested, or untrusted programs won't inject malicious or bad code.
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How to submit a macOS app to app Store without sandboxed?
Appropriately Sandboxed
Apple requires all applications submitted to the Mac App Store to be sandboxed, see section 2.4.5 of the App Store Review Guidelines:
2.4.5 Apps distributed via the Mac App St …
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How does macOS process protection work – Cliff Notes style?
App Sandbox is designed to confront this scenario head on by letting you describe your app’s intended interactions with the system. … If malicious code gains control of a properly sandboxed app, it is left with access to only the files and resources in the app’s sandbox. …
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Can Mac App Store purchased apps install Quicklook Plugins?
Yes, any application placed in the Applications folder can provide QuickLook support.
Sandboxing does not affect an application's ability to support QuickLook.
Mac OS X looks inside applications for …
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