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vpnstatus, a replacement for macos builtin vpn status posted jul 19, 2018 in this post i present vpnstatus, an application that replicates some functionalities of macos built-in vpn status menu: list the vpn services and their status connect to a vpn service disconnect from a vpn service possibility to auto connect to a vpn service if the application is running this application also allows to auto connect to an ikev2 vpn service, something that is currently not possible on macos. [read more] macos vpn architecture from system preferences down to nesessionmanager posted jul 17, 2018 macos 10.13 contains a built-in vpn client that natively supports l2tp over ipsec as well as ikev2. in this post i describe some parts of the internal architecture of the macos vpn client. this information will be used in a following article to build an application that replicates some functionalities of the vpn status in the menu bar. this application will also allow to auto connect to an ikev2 vpn service, something that is currently not possible on macos. [read more] apple’s use of swift in ios 11.1 and macos 10.13.1 posted nov 15, 2017 a year ago i analyzed how many built-in apps in ios 10.1 and macos 10.12 were using swift: apple’s use of swift in ios 10.1 and macos 10.12. how many built-in apps are using swift in ios 11.1 and macos 10.13.1? let’s find it out! tool to detect binaries using swift last year i explained how to write a script that loops through all the files of a folder and print the paths of binaries using swift. [read more] swift: banning force unwrapping optionals posted jun 28, 2017 swift optionals and force unwrapping the swift programming language supports optional types, which handle the absence of a value. an optional represents two possibilities: either there is a value and you can unwrap the optional to access that value, or there isn’t a value at all. here is how you can declare an optional variable in swift: var myoptionalstring: string? the myoptionalstring variable can contain a string value or nil. 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https://blog.timac.org/2017/0410-analysis-of-the-facebook-app-for-ios-v-87-0/
https://blog.timac.org/2018/0717-macos-vpn-architecture/
https://blog.timac.org/2016/1124-testing-if-an-arbitrary-pointer-is-a-valid-objective-c-object/
https://blog.timac.org/2017/0124-deobfuscating-libmobilegestalt-keys/
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https://blog.timac.org/2016/1101-apples-use-of-swift-in-ios-10-1-and-macos-10-12/
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WHOIS LIMIT EXCEEDED - SEE WWW.PIR.ORG/WHOIS FOR DETAILS

  REFERRER http://www.pir.org/

  REGISTRAR Public Interest Registry

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  ARGS timac.org

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain
RegrInfo
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DOMAIN

  NAME timac.org

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