I added ES_EVENT_TYPE_AUTH_SIGNAL
to the event list, and added logging:
os_log_debug(esfLogger, "antitampering signal %d from process %{public}s to process %{public}s", esm.signal, signing.UTF8String, targetSigning.UTF8String);
I get some logs, such as
2024-12-09 10:21:47.668034+0000 0xc2c562 Debug 0x0 29448 0 DopeMonitorService: [security.dope:anti-tamper] antitampering signal 0 from process com.apple.spindump to process com.apple.mds_stores
But when I do sudo kill -9 ${ourappprocess}
, the proess dies with no log generated. (This is a different process than the one using ESF; the goal is, obviously, to keep our processes from being killed, but I'm only at the logging stage so far.)
sudo kill -INFO ${ourappprocess}
works:
2024-12-09 10:21:38.410851+0000 0xc2c562 Debug 0x0 29448 0 Monitor: [debug:anti-tamper] antitampering signal 29 from process com.apple.csh to process Worker
So it is getting through to the monitoring process. But kill -9
... isn't. Am I missing something obvious again?