Duo on Apple firmware security (and new EFIgy release)

May 3, 2018 ~ hucktech ~ 1 Comment

Nice article on latest Apple changes to firmware security, T2 processor, Secure Boot, etc, are discussed here. Maybe one day Apple will create a similar whitepaper.

Check out the latest @duo_labs security research from @bruienne where details on how Apple implement secure storage on the iMac Pro are shared. Lots more Apple RE work coming so stay tuned 🙂https://t.co/apefadKiYA

— Rich Smith (@iodboi) May 2, 2018

New version of EFIgy client available with iMac Pro support, grab it from https://t.co/Rc8qxIdUWv @duo_labs

— Rich Smith (@iodboi) May 1, 2018

https://duo.com/blog/apple-imac-pro-and-secure-storage

http://efigy.io/

TrailOfBits releases osquery extenson repo, including EFI use

December 15, 2017 ~ hucktech ~ Leave a comment

Awesome work by @trailofbits making EFIgy integration easier here! Great start of a larger @osquery extension library too 👍 https://t.co/mSfXS1WYJB

— Pepijn Bruienne 🐶🌲🧀💴 (@bruienne) December 15, 2017

Today, we are releasing a maintained repository of @osquery extensions. Our first extension uses the @duo_labs EFIgy API to determine if the EFI firmware on your Mac fleet is up to date. https://t.co/LTsltsoiSS

— Trail of Bits (@trailofbits) December 14, 2017

https://blog.trailofbits.com/2017/12/14/announcing-the-trail-of-bits-osquery-extension-repository/

EFIgy now has a GUI

December 1, 2017 ~ hucktech ~ Leave a comment

https://github.com/duo-labs/EFIgy-GUI

EFIgy-GUI

Duo Labs releases EFIgy 10.13

November 22, 2017 ~ hucktech ~ Leave a comment

New version of EFIgy released, initial support for High Sierra EFI versions & batch processing mode for sysadmins https://t.co/6Krg2bvQe5

— Rich Smith (@iodboi) November 22, 2017

An early Thanksgiving from @duo_labs to #macadmins – EFIgy now includes 10.13 data and has a batch mode for checking your entire fleet! Enjoy! 💻🔍 https://t.co/GOtieLLYsn

— Pepijn Bruienne 🐶🌲🧀💴 (@bruienne) November 22, 2017

https://github.com/duo-labs/EFIgy/

If someone is looking for a side project, creating an @osquery extension that can query the EFIgy API would be so 💰 https://t.co/GaFqfSpOFq

— Chris Long (@Centurion) November 22, 2017