Thema: system-integrity
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System Integrity Protection and the Signed System Volume: what they protect, and why not to disable them
SIP restricts even root from modifying protected system paths or protected processes; the Signed System Volume cryptographically seals the entire system volume and checks it at every boot. Together they explain why /usr/local is writable but /usr is not, and why disabling SIP is not a legitimate fix for a permissions error.
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